The left of two right leaning parallel cracks with a slight step in the middle. Belay with gear on a large ledge, scramble down the south ridge to descend.

Blood, Sweat, and Gear

Brusk

Dyke Stretcher

Guillotine Crack

Bobcat Traverse

Breezeway

Sundogs

The Jim-n-I

Brisk

Climb nice patina coated face moves to a dyke passing a couple bolts. Continue on the dyke past a ledge and up the last section where the rock has split forming a crack next to the dyke. Belay with two bolts and descend the gully behind and left of the climb.

A short, sweet, slightly past vertical crack formed by a detached toe of the dome. Starts with hands and gets wider from there. Two bolts serve for the belay for this climb and the climb on the backside of this crack. Don't rap as the bolts are just for belaying and far from the edge. Descend by going north a few feet, hop over to the west side and down the stepped narrow ledge.

Climb a fingers to hand-sized left leaning crack to detached looking block that parallels a small dyke on the left. Stand onto the block, leaving the crack to finish with face moves on the dyke where it crosses to the right side. Belay with gear across the gully at the top. Walk off descent.

A short arching tips crack above an overhang. Start on the bottom left. Belay with gear, walk off descent.

Climb the face past four bolts supplemented by gear to a two bolt anchor below a sloping ledge under a roof.

Easy climbing with face holds gets you past the wide rotten section at the base, then the cliff steepens and the crack shrinks to hand and fist sizes on rough rock. Belay with gear on a ledge. To descend scramble down north (climber's left) from the top of the crack at the ledge or take the ledge all the way to the right end and up a short crack to a shoulder of South Breezeway Dome, then continue down ledges and ramps to the southern toe of the dome.

Climb the right leaning crack for 20’ climb around a small bulge and walk 15’ and continue the right leaning crack for 30’ that flares towards the top.

 Decent: walk off climbers left down gully to 5th class chimney towards the base

This climb is the back half of Brusk. A vertical crack that starts with fists and gets wider towards the top. Belay with two bolts. Descend by going north a few feet, hop over to the west side and down the stepped narrow ledge.

South Breezeway Dome is the southern most of the three big domes in the main camping area. North and South Breezeway Domes get there name from The Breezeway, a narrow east-west scrub oak-filled corridor that sits between them. The summit can be gained by class 3 scrambling from the south to a ledge on the east, below the summit cap, then doing an easy boulder move to the top.

Description

Location

Protection

Routes in South Breezeway Dome