Just like its big brother up above, start on the right side of the block then work your way up and left around the arete to a mantle on top.

One Bag Face

Bland Space

Fallboard

Reservations and Mild Life

Triple Trash

Wits Quacker

Mild Seed

Spring Line

Optical Allusion

Andrew's Fart Hole

Scrawny Ruffian's Route

Start in the chimney on the left side of the block buttress. Work your way out right and then zigzag your way up the clean face.

Another bit of a misnomer, you won't be bored one bit on this rig! This is the first climb on the left side of the main block. Climb through the overhang, committing to moves and praying for gear in horizontals

The companion (left) route of Spring Line, another fun and exciting romp up the overhang, but take the left line through a tiny right facing dihedral feature with cool holds and good but hidden gear

On the wall to the right of the main buttress is this good line up some cracks with an extra challenge on top

This one has some soft rock but is otherwise a fun romp up a series of corners and roofs

Start as if for One Bag Face then continue up the crack system to the top

Climb the cool overhanging face up the "Titanic" feature. Gear is found in horizontals

This climb's name is an allusion to another route up above, which also turns out to be easier than it might look. It's a fun set of crack roof things.

You ever hike out in the woods away from everyone and dig yourself a cat hole just to find out that all you really needed to do was fart? Yeah, me either.

This climb was originally done as a downclimb on sight free solo. In fact, I don't think anyone ever actually ascended, so it's more accurate to say Brooks and I got the FD on this one.

The roof sequence on this climb is awesome! Everything else is good enough I guess. Climb up the arete to a good stance under the roof. Dangle and swing out left, then commit to the sequence as good-enough holds materialize just as you start to think about pitching off.

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Routes in Fern Gully