Start hands on ledge and use left side pull and small edges to work straight up.

Creaky Direct

J Byrd

Creaky Rail

Two Toes Joe

Creaky Crack

Bird in the hand

Mockingbyrd Project (open project)

Mighty Quinn (project)

Creaky Mantel

Blue Byrd

Creaky Traverse

Duncan Direct

Rincewind

JBR Direct

Roman Nose

Start on two crimps, get a high right foot and throw for the top. Slopey top out

New project. No name yet.  Problem starts with sit, then up the crack going to the left. Good hand, good feet until you hit the "cave" on left. At that point it is heel hooks as the rock is bulging and I havent found foot placement underneath..and that is where project stands at moment.   Once someone nails this, they can correct the V rating.   (and there is a few other lines on this rock that are rather enticing)

Crux for me was finding the right feet to be able to make the 1st few moves. 

Sit start and move up and though left facing side pulls and limited feet. 

 This boulder was already pretty clean when I found it. I know someone put in the time, unsure if it’s been climbed before as I didn’t see it listed. If you climbed this problem please let me know and I’ll change the name and add your name to the FA 

Short little route. Crack cling up to the left

Similar to Roman Nose. Start with both hands on the crimp. Then, up with left to the bottom of the nose and throw right to the top. Stick the left foot against the right face and throw the right foot over the edge to top out. Careful not to roll off as the top is sloped. Could use some more cleaning.

looks like a one move wonder. Stand start with your pick of holds and make a big move out right to the arete for a small two finger sloping edge. Then either bump right hand to the lip are move left hand to lip and top out.

PROJECT:     My youngest uncovered this one as we were cleaning for another potential project. It is a traverse across from the creaky crack to rincewind route. Start far right at crack. Traverse to the left. There is several crimps, one or 2 jugs a a nice sloper rail thrown in for fun. The issues for completion is one must have great footwork and it is an endurance issue. I am throwing this up as a 6 right now, but more than glad to move it up or down. 

Pulling under the bulge was the crux for me there are good holds just no feet under you. I used a toe hook on the edge.

Description: Sit start on the block at the start of creaky crack. Traverse left through the start of the crack and then through the rail. Top out once you reach the prominent ledge.

Stand start, foot placement is key. And direct ascent

This has a stand start and sit start...so you can add your own difficulty.  sit start between the two rails. Lunge then for right rail. Work way up right rail and then it is a lunge for the mantel.   Watch out coming off the right rail. that tree likes to make its presence known.   (another problem going up the left rail..but only tried that one a few times)

Start the same as J Byrd but go straight up through the crimps instead of going left to the hueco. Might be harder if taller.

Stand start with right hand on crimp edge, right hand on lower arete.  Right hand up then to edge, then throw with left hand to the "nose". From there it was easier to top out by going to the left hand side of the nose than the right. Right side of nose is sloper mantel needs better cleaning and colder weather to stick on it. Be careful of the rock under the left side of the noses mantel. A fall here without a spotter could turn bad quickly Also, no easy way back off this rock. 

A small patch of boulders between Alexander Lake Rd and the Rockdale River Trail / Bike Path.

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Routes in Panola Area 2