Cosmic Connection starts at the anchor of Super Clean.  Cut right down low then climb up a corner that will get steeper and steeper.  Pull the lip and climb to an anchor at the top of the cliff.

Cosmic Connection

Super Clean

Ditchweed

Left Face Crack

I Love B Too

Deranged Spider

Face Crack

Frigid Rigid

Cruiser

Arch of Dimes

Arch Cracks

Classic Crack

Fire Escape

Thin Slice

Puzzler

Face Crack starts on loose blockie climbing into a corner with an under cling.  From here get on to the slab and finish at the anchor.

Super Clean starts 12' right of the main dihedral at the left end of the crag.  Climb on bolts up easy slab to an higher crux near the anchor.

Ditchweed starts 30' right of Classic Crack and climbs a line of old bolts into a small corner.  Once over the top scramble right to the anchor of Classic Crack.

Left Face Crack starts on loose, crumbling rock and climbs to a sharp crack that will take small gear.  Once at the top of the steeper section follow two bolts to the anchor.

This routes replaces the fallen first pitch of Classic Crack.  Provides an approach pitch to Classic Crack (aka I Love B) and Arch Crack

Deranged Spider climbs up the face on the first five bolts of Super Clean.  It then follows bolts out left to and up the arete and on to the anchor.  Use a long runner or skip the fifth bolt to cut down on rope drag.

Frigid Rigid climbs the face on the right side of the Classic Crack anchor.  Make some tricky clips on the steep face then traverse left on a chossy ledge to the anchor.

Cruiser is a newer sport route located on the far left  arete.  It is the first climb you will encounter at the north end of the crag.  Climb up broken rock to an anchor shared with Deranged Spider.

Arch of Dimes climbs a line of seven bolts up the right side of the crag.  The first half of this route is shared with Puzzler before moving right on the upper face the merging back together at the anchor.  Due to the bottom of the climb falling down some aspects of this route may have changed so be careful.

Climb up the first pitch of Classic Crack or anything that gets you up to the large ledge system with the two bolt anchor.  From the anchor the climb is left about 15 feet and starts under a small roof.  Climb under this roof pulling big fun holds until you exit out right and then head over to the jug haul flake system.  Climb up this until you get back onto Classic Crack and take it to the 3 bolt anchor up top.

A fun crack that protects well and is a great after work style multipitch.  A little loose rock but not awful for the arm.  Follow an open book to a large ledge.  Belay from the 2 bolt here and continue to the top via the wide crack system passing over some very loose rock at top.  3 bolt anchor for the rappel.   

Edit

I've been told that Classic Crack has collapsed and is no more.  Sad day indeed.

1st Pitch (5.8) The first pitch climbs through a few ledges and cracks.  The crux on the lower section is after gaining the first block pulling up onto the second ledge. 

  2nd Pitch (5.11) On the second ledge you can continue up two variants of 5.11 climbing or traverse left toward the anchor to access Classic Crack, Arch Crack & Frigid Rigid.

Thin Slice climbs a thin, sharp crack 6' left of Classic Crack.  The crack turns to shit and the rest of the climbing is done on blocks with intermittent gear till you get to the anchor of Classic Crack. 

  This climb is included for historical purposes only. It collapsed during the spring of 2012.

The Puzzler climbs a line of seven bolts up the right side of the crag.  The first half of this route is shared with Arch of Dimes before moving left on the upper face the merging back together at the anchor.  Due to the bottom of the climb falling down some aspects of this route may have changed so be careful.

A large amphitheater that is 2.5 miles past the Weigh Station when coming from Anchorage.  Park at Boy Scout rock parking lot or simply turn around and pull your vehicle over to the side of the road far enough to be out of traffic.  If you climb past 9PM there tends to be very little traffic, and hell you live in AK take advantage of the long days!  Otherwise expect to never hear your partner due to the ocean and highway.  The rock quality is generally pretty bad but isn't terrible for Seward Highway.  Watch yourself in the spring when the rock has been frost wedged out and can lead to holds that weren't previously loose falling out.  Protect often.  One of the few places that you can "multi-pitch" on the highway with a few routes being short two pitchers.

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