Start up the face to the right of the crack/seam that splits the formation.  Face climb left around the small bush and then head up right.  Crux is about 2/3 of the way up.  After this, curve back left a little to the anchors, shared with Dr. Jeckyll.

Mr. Hyde

Craters

Tickled Pink

Dr Jeckyll

Stegosaurus

Funny Bone

Pick Pocket

Eightball

What's the Scoop

Wholly Cow

Pocket Pool

El Toro

Double or Nothing

Lil' Squirt

Freakasaurus

Peanut Brittle

This is the left of two routes on the formation.  Crux is towards the top.  Shares anchors with Mr. Hyde.

On th left of the North Side, climb five bolts.

Lower off.

This is in The Alcove, left of "Stegosaurus".

Climb quickly up to the 2nd bolt.   The crux is getting to the 3rd bolt.   After the crux the climbing eases.

The climbing is steep.   It is also in afternoon shade.

Climb the funky, serrated arete.  Very unique looking, although the climbing is a little awkward. Its still fun though.

Climb up the wall passing some poor rock to a good section of pockets.   Move quickly passed the steeper section, on good pockets, and get established on the slab above.

Climb up the slab trending left to the cracked groove which is followed to the anchors.

Climb the face left of "Stegosaurus" past 4 bolts.

Shallow pockets with a few sneaky jugs. Get past the bulge and cruise the slab.

Clip the first bolt of Craters before moving right into the "scoop" feature. Ascend via stemming and pocket pulling, finishing at the same anchor as Eightballs, the next climb to the right.

This route is on the left (west-side) of the Alcove, across from "Stegosaurus", behind a tall pine, which has fallen over.

Climb past 4 bolts to a 2 bolt anchor.

Climb past 4 bolts, right of "Stegosaurus".

Climbs the left side of the bulging wall with a distinct crux on small holds.

Climb double cracks in the recess, right of "Stegosaurus", past 5 bolts to an anchor.

Climb a blunt arete, between two cracks, past 4 bolts to a two bolt anchor.

This is to the right of "El Toro".

The climbs starts easy enough with enjoyable climbing, but you better save energy for the steep finishing moves up to the anchors.

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Routes in The Alcove