Stay Golden starts behind a tree. There is a small section of smooth, white, marble-like rock at the beginning. A large orange streak looms above. Encounter a medium size cavity mid-way up and then climb pockets through the orange streak and get a good rest on a jug before setting off on the vertical crux to some runnels that lead to the anchor.

Stay Golden

Dolphin Dance

The Confluence

Seas of Opression

Ancient Seabed

Silk Purse

Dowsing Rod

Inland Sea

Flash Flood

Atlantis

Pigs Ear

Flipper

The Dolphin

Water Witch

The Big Blue

Wet Godess

Aqua Net

Star Kissed

Holy Water

Wet Goddess is a slightly overhanging and pumpy route between Flipper and Stay Golden. 

Fun, chill climbing leads to a large ledge. Beware the giant death boulder that is to your right. Above the ledge, the route steepens. Once you pull the crux move, cut right to the anchor.

This route is between Flash Flood and Inland Sea. Rappel or lower from chains.

Eighth route on wall, going from left to right.

Moderate climbing leads to some interesting holds on slightly steep terrain. 

Climb up to a slightly awkward pillar and make a couple of committing moves to get to the next bolt. 

Fourth route on wall, going from left to right.

Third route on wall, going from left to right.

Fifth route on wall, going from left to right.

Climb up to the smooth rock and pull the techy overhang. 

Start at a marble-floor-like, polished section of rock. Continue up incipient cracks through runnels to the top.

Fallow two parallel water groves up to the top.

Start climbing at the orange recess through very steep rock. The crux comes pretty quickly. After a rest go first left then traverse right into the V-shaped groove. Rest at the ledge then do some big stemming through runnels to the top.

Sixth route on wall, going from left to right.

Moderate climbing leads to a short steep section. Stay on the left bolt line. The right bolt line is the more tricky finish to Dolphin Dance. 

Seventh route on wall, going from left to right.

A small tight limestone canyon can be found 10 miles west of Lone Mountain. The climbing is sport on sharp gray limestone. Routes are around 30 to 60 feet tall.

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Routes in Water World