This route starts just to the right of the large rock at the base and follows a shallow right-facing dihedral up and slightly left. It is mostly face climbing with some hand jamming.

It might be a better route if it were longer and if the scramble to the base were easier. As it is now, it's not a very memorable route.

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Shark Fin

This is the leftmost of the 3 routes on the crag  To get to it, hike straight up from the parking lot towards the large rock at the base. The route goes up the dirt & grass filled chimney just to the left of this rock.

This route is short, has no pro, has lots of dirt, and nas lots of grass. If you really want to the to the top, climb up the descent route. That would be more fun. :)

This route is the best of the 3 routes on this crag. It follows the obvious, wide crack on the right. Hike up and right to the low point of the rock.

Climb up and around a flake then up the widening crack for 15 feet, then step over to the left where the crack zig-zags. Continue up the offwidth to the top.

This is a fairly easy offwidth crack, and it can be made easier by utilizing face holds. If you don't feel like leading it, hike around to the north, and go up the descent route. A good toprope anchor can be constructed at the top.

We TR'ed a line to the right of

Joy

that basically works the broken area to the right of

Joy

close to the arete. Surely it's been climbed before.

Start off with a couple of quick left layback moves, then move right of the flake, and proceed up a few face moves to a mini-roof. Power over that, and face climb above. We tried both left and right of the rib after that, both are good climbing (right is more interesting).

It has more joy than

Joy

.

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Routes in Entryway Slabs