Start same as The Nose That Goes. Follow crack up and right.

Lembecks Crossover

Lazy Daisy

Matt Splat

Near Matt Splat

Short Stack

Jackknife

Stannards Playground/TB Boulder

Guillotine

K-town Krack

The Tomb of the Unknown Shoulder

Black Friday

River Traverse

Beautiful, Little, Lie Back

Flap Jack

Outlook Rock Boulder

Sunshine Climb

The Nose That Goes

The Nose That Blows

Climb the left end of the rock. Stat the same as Lembecks

Start at rocks upstream from the main 'Outlook Rocks' area.    Climb anywhere on the low angle face.   Climbs vary from 5.6 to 5.8.   Great slab like (low angle) climbing which is kinda rare in area.

At the left side of Jackknife/Guillotine crag, high on a platform ledge and very near the corner is a short wall with a classic, slabby highball. Grab a flexi-flake and paste the feet and yank to crimps V4, end on jug ledge. Don’t bust the low grips and fall off the platform!

Near the water downriver from the Daisy face.   Climb the layback corner. A variation to the left in the finger corner can also be done (5.10).

Super short boulder if you can even call it that just fun thing to maybe warm up on or if your just bored

Start: Small inside corner on the wall facing the river.    After working the feet up, the climb is done as a layback without using the diagonal crack on the right. It is also possible to climb the face to the right of the corner crack (5.8-5.9).

Start four feet upstream from Jackknife between two vertical cracks.   Climb the face between the two cracks to an upside-down flake. The climb has also been called the upside down climb

Layback or jam your way up the obvious right leaning crack to jugs at the top.

Start between Guillotine and Jackknife. Climb wall left of small crack between the two climbs

Rakkup says that the crux is the last eight feet of the climb, but to me, it felt like the beginning of the climb was the crux. 

Beautiful, short, right-facing lie back corner above, river. Finger tips corner at river level. Possible to use as DWS in high water, swift water, but best to wait for low water and top rope, lead or solo. 12m

Super easy just like the one to the right of it

This is a boulder that's basically the backside of the highest point of Outlook Rocks.  I'm not sure if it has a name or named routes but clearly bouldering  has been going on here.  If anyone would like to pass on info then that would be great.  There are maybe two main ways up this boulder on the left side and the right.  The right side route has a sit start variation that makes it a good bit harder.  The crux on either side is down low and then if get's juggy towards the top.

Outlook Rock, central. Unmistakable line, following an incipient crack up the middle of the face above a square cut overhang. Disused, once a favorite of 1980's climbers looking to escape crowds, now a bit lichenous. But a nice place down on the river.

Upstream end of Carderock near the Vaso Island Crossing. A major bend in the river has exposed resilient blunt faces of shist. Less visited than the rest of Carderock, Outlook Rocks is a good place to get away from the crowds and onto less traveled rock.  Adventure top roping and bouldering on decent, short lines is name of the game.  As the rocks rise of out of the river, access is more difficult, isolating the sub-sectors.  Check out the open face of Nose that Blows, the moderate corner of Jackknife or the hard boulders around Stannard’s Playground. A quiet place on the river.

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Routes in Outlook Rocks