It's possible this route has been climbed by the early developers in the area. This routes follows the thin, vertical dike from start to finish. Begin on 15 ft of unprotected slab, then it lets off and joins a short lie-back section and continues on slab to the top.

Rattlesnake Dike

The Pretender

Last of the  Dead Guys

Field of Opportunity

Macho Man

Power Grip

Field Triple Direct

Atlantic Route

Thin Lizzy aka Goon Squad

Glass

Field Direct

Atomic Dust Dance

Romper Room

Saturn

Three Bolt

Grand Morass

El Tesoro

The Gauntlet

Climb the water streak up into a nice crack up high.

Don't kid yourself.  Typical bold climbing that gave this mountain it's trademark.  A testpiece if you will, as it's advisable to be solid at 5.10 before leading here.  Excellent face climbing with a couple of buldges that spice things up.  If you can't get to the first bolt in comfort then the upper section will have you puckered out.

Starting just east of El Tosoro, this is a solo line that doesn't get climbed since the bolt up of El Tosoro.  Fact is it didn't get much before it.

Start on Field Triple and then traverse left onto the bolt's of Field Direct.

Follow the large overlap to the large huecos and belay in the lower hueco for P1.  P1 crux is about 3/4 of the way along the pitch as you work back left to the lower hueco at the end of the pitch (5.7).  Look for high hands as you traverse left.  P1 is about 100 long.  P2 begins in the crack above the upper hueco.  P2 crux is stemming above the upper hueco at the beginning of P2 (5.7).  Top of P2 is about 80 above the P1 belay.

Climb up and left to the 1st bolt and you'll find the crux.  Trending back right to finish on the end of Field Triple.

Climb up the think dihedral up to a ramp moving up and right.  Move back left at the buldge to pass at it's weak point.

Look for two crescent shaped underclings followed by a left leaning crack.  Above is one of the best chimneys in the state.

From the Atlantic belay station move up and right, the finish is quite polished, giving it it's name.

Climb the seamless face up to clip the bolts that bracket the crux move.  Belay in a hole above, a nice 2nd pitch finishes things up.

Start same as Grand Morass, go right after the first crescent.  Crux is at the first bolt, which leads to a second bolt.  Then join Power Grip at the 3rd.

With dark water streak to the left - Step over the little gully and clip the low 1st bolt.  Climb the face.  The second bolt is just past the prominent horizontal crack with a bulge above.  Some nice features get you over the bulge, and then continue up the slabby face.  Not many big handholds but there is always something if you keep moving.  After the 4th bolt bear left to join up  with the dark streak and follow it to the top.  

  A two rope rappel is a good idea the 1st time, but now I always use one 60m and traverse diagonally way right (facing the climb).  Keep weight on the rope to stretch it and you can just make it to a 6 foot downclimb along a crack.  If you single-rope rap make sure the ends are even and keep track of how much you have left.  

  See also: "Oklahoma Select: A Climber's Guide" by Tony Mayse. You'll probably need some photos to find routes.

Start on Atomic Dust Dance, move left after the 2nd bolt, two variations: first is to traverse the smooth face, second is climb higher and traverse the horizontal crack.  Then mirrors the Grand Morass up to the headwall and follows the bolted line straight up, instead of traversing back right.

Follow the left arching lip on easy holds.  A few bolts can be clipped if your gear skills are lacking.  Move left to an obvious belay.  Move up and right above to the upper hand crack and its awesome jams.

Start same as Atlantic, climb toward the Saturn anchor. Then move up and trend right along the headwall, finish up with Field Direct.

Great face climbing not very sustained, but a good route.  Well placed bolts

Climb to the first bolt then go straight up and join Macho Man's easy corner for 40 feet, then turn the corner up and right onto the overlap using the hueco. Climb an exposed but easy face clipping a bolt before you reach El Tesoro's 2 bolt anchor.

Some fantastic slab climbs on this beauty.  More of the splendid traditional routes that have made this place famous.

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