This natural line starts in a nice, 5.5 or 5.6 chimney. Work your way past a chockstone and stand on top. Head up a crack to the right, straight to a two bolt anchor.

This line was bolted for a few years, but the bolts were chopped as of 4/22/14.

Cherry

Johnson

Chafin' Chaffee

Buttered Side Up

Unknown (But Once Chopped)

Baby Apple Cheeks

The Lorax

Lemonis Lament

Unknown 5.6

Climb the wall either to the right or left of the bush, and then continue up as the angle lowers and the protection disappears. Enjoy the featured slab to the top.

This is the obvious offwidth crack on the north side of The Corridor. Considering the bolt/bolt chopping banter and rhetoric for the area, I'm super surprised this crack is bolted. I led the crack entirely on gear where all of the placements were textbook. An advantage to clipping the bolts is perhaps the less work required on lead. Don't blow clipping the 3rd bolt or you'll likely deck....

Climb to a small ledge, and then fire up the offwidth crack as it narrows. Pull the small roof where the crack disappears, and then desperately clip the anchor.

Climb up to a small roof, clip the high third bolt, and finesse the crux to easier terrain leading to the anchors.

This is a fun and delicate face climb with careful and powerful moves. It is harder than it looks from the bottom, but it has good stances. If anyone knows the proper name of route/FA party, please let me know (I'm curious about this area as a whole).

This is a very fun route! Easy 5.4 climbing takes you up to ledge. From there, you climb about 30 feet of dihedral finger/hand crack with some stemming and a few poor faceholds. The crux is located about halfway up the crack.

This is a great climb and would maybe be 4 stars if the dihedral lasted for the whole route. Shout out to Griffin for love.

Start near the large pine tree. Begin the climb, step left at the second bolt (crux), and climb easier terrain to the top. The bolts are somewhat runout near the top, but the route is still safe.

This shares an anchor with

Buttered Side Up

.

The route follows the only wandering crack to the top. The crack starts off at 2 1/2" and gets smaller as you go. Gear is required for anchors above.

As of 2nd ascent on 3/11, it still needs cleaning. The more the better. It is a very fun route with a couple of good rests for the new .9 leader.

Climb the broken crack/flake system just left of the large pine tree in the center of the face on the south side of The Corridor. Near the top, traverse on a ledge to the right, and use

Unknown 5.8's

anchor to descend.

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Routes in The Corridor