Steep, blocky climbing brings you to a clean face with some pockets.  Eases up significantly at the top and runs it out up and right to the shared anchor with Solid Froth

Tim's Route

Lavaland

Windy Day

Cherry Garcia

Lahar

Solid Froth

Altamont

Long, Strange Clip

Igneous Journey

Lavaland Variation

Scoria

Travalava

Unknown

Artificially Insteminated

Steal your face

Fit to be Tie Dyed

Saint Of Circumstance

Vesicular Homicide

Muted reality

Get a Job

Screamin' for rope

B weir of the Dead

Easily overlooked amid the cornucopia of good climbs in this part of the wall, but not to be missed. Relentless slopers low on the route followed by a nice airy finish. Great stuff!

Very tricky starting sequence between the first and second bolts and a mantle on slopers yields to much easier, enjoyable climbing above.

Thought provoking moves on positive, blocky holds lead to the crux as you pull the well-protected roof. 10 bolts to anchors

the route was alright don't have any inclination to climb it again, but not upset i did it either

Steep climbing on sloping holds with powerful moves.  Great fun.

Begins on steep jugs, sustained throughout before moving up to the cruxy open book.  Tricky move, but really fun.  Easy finish to the top.

Good moves to some very thin face on steep slab midway up, finishes by pulling a roof using a sharp finger crack (spot last bolt above the roof before you start route, it's very hard to see when you're in the roof).

A long route with relatively easy climbing at the bottom and top, with a couple of more desperate moves on crimps in the middle.  Apparently there's a bolt that's hard to reach if you're short--I didn't notice it at 6'4".

Technical moves down low through steep terrain yield to easier but still thought-provoking climbing for a long ways up to the very top of the cliff.

Well protected, easier start than Lavaland, routes merge at the fifth bolt.  Crux is right after the merger, jug haul after the vertial crack.

Well protected route, solid climbing throughout, thin through the crux just below the anchor

"The route starts at a small belay ledge just under a small roof with somewhat looser rock. This is one of the better/harder 5.9's at Lava Point. The route starts by going over a small roof with bad rock and proceeds with face climbing on better rock. The anchor is just out of sight on the right hand side of the route above a medium sized ledge. Watch out for a few rocks that are loose and almost ready to come down on this route."  by Jordan Sherbet

Probably about 10d. Crux is the first few bolts.

one of my favorite routes at lava point, crux is back to back roof section

pumpy route but well worth the climb, lip near top can get tricky.

"sure don't know what I'm going for, but I'm gonna go for it for sure..."

sustained, double roof, jugs

Head up and right through overhanging terrain on good holds to a roof pull, then cut back left on good edges with slabby feet toward the finish.

cruxy start and 3rd clip can be a bit of a challenge

the roof is pretty fun with plenty of solid holds.

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