Crescent Crack

Traverse the Cresent

Litigiousness Psychosis

Boar Hog

Popeye's Last Crank

Legal Crack

Passage d'Armes

Armed Neutrality

Pyrric Victory

Great moves on nice rock.  Start about five feet left of a hand crack at an incipient seam.  Climb bouldery moves up the seam to a greenish rock, then fire straight up the face to a pine tree.

Traverse the horizontal crack above the Cresent Cave.  Climb up to lower horizontal crack and hand traverse left. Pumpy and good for laps and circuits. The upper horizontal crack is ok too and only 5.7.

Power up left and right facing flakes to an overhang.  Move to the left and up to easier rock.

Begin below a small A-shaped overhang.  Start up and thin seam on small, pocket-like openings, but after a few moves reach left to a good, left-facing edge.  Now climb difficult moves up past the A-shaped overhang, then follow much better holds to the top.

Just left of the "crescent cave," begin in a short, shallow, left-facing corner.  Climb the corner and right-slanting crack to a left-slanting crack.  Finish up past a green patch to easier rock. 

Climb the blocky crack located just left of the cliff break.  This crack can be dirty and overgrown at times.

Start from the block at the far-left side of the face.  Climb up the nose about 12 feet, then move right to a large bucket hold.  Finish on the last few moves of Pyrrhic Victory.

Begin partway up on the block and climb a right-slanting crack about fifteen feet to a hollow-sounding flake.  Move left a few moves along a faint feature and finish up to a notch.

This slightly overhanging face contains some of the hardest routes at Crescent Rocks. It also contains the best 5.9 (Crescent Crack) at the crag. Close tree proximity make this a great spot for top roping, if you set up correctly you can climb more than one route without moving the anchors. 

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Routes in Washington Wall