This 45 foot route starts on Heaven's Ledge, but could be combined with any of the pitches currently ending on that Ledge. The route sports three bolts, as well as a few solid gear placements to avoid bad fall potential. Traverse right off Heaven's Ledge and mantle onto a ledge below a bolt. Crank past the bolt with reachy moves on jugs, then get to a good stance at the next bolt. Head up and right to the last bolt and continue up and right on steep terrain to a good stance above the bolt. Slightly tricky gear placements protect a low angle finish to the anchor above.

Highway to Hell

Tipp Topp

Burrito Killa

A Love Supreme

Jacob's Ladder

Holy Diver

Rolling Thunder

Stairway to Heaven

There Yare

For Heaven Sake

Heaven and Hell

Bitches Brew

Hang Up Your Hang Ups

Climb the same start as Highway to Hell. From Heaven Ledge climb up and right onto an obvious ledge. Climb back out left and up to the first bolt. Has its own anchor.

Climb up to Heavens Ledge, and from there, step out left, and head up the (now) clean crack/dihedral. Fun climbing with plenty of good stemming to make it fairly easy.

You can also combine it with Jacob's Ladder to make for a stellar and long 5.8 route!

Climbing around a sharp arete with balancy moves and small feet. Excellent exposure. Makes a good extension to Rolling Thunder (5.10d).

Multi pitch that starts up Stairway to Heaven.  At second bolt traverse right past a bolt and then up to ledge.  A Love Supreme is the dihedral directly above.  Crux is getting into the dihedral (blind bolt around corner protects).  Climb up dihedral and then a nice bouldery move to gain ledges at top.

Easy climbing past two bolts leads to a right side bulge and hand crack crux. Climbing eases as you approach heaven's ledge. Linking it with Burrito Killa makes this a great route.

5.10a climbing up to a tricky boulder problem.

Rolling Thunder can be connected with Burrito Killa (30m total).

Easy good first lead climb, although the pro isn't great. lots of ledges, hence the name.To get to Heavens ledge,where the a few other climbs start, start up to the first two bolts is the same, you then climb right to the bolt on the face, around and up onto the ledge. Falling on Stairway to Heaven would be a shitty ass idea, because of its ledges chances are pretty good that you'll get bounced around.

Upon reaching the top of Jacob's Ladder, the route is the corner crack on your right.

Ascend ledges for ~30' up to an overhanging pod, place your first gear here. Above the overhang is a piton in a thin crack which can be backed up with a small cam. Climb through the overhang and head up to Heaven's Ledge anchors.

Climb past 4 bolts to some gear placements below and above a small tree. Anchor on face below heavens ledge.

A two pitch route that starts up Stairway to Heaven and at the second bolt traverses right past another bolt and then up to the Cloud 9 ledge.

Pitch 2: Climb the slab to the left placing gear and using a long sling on the bolt around the corner (awkward). Get on top of the large boulder and then continue up a face, roof and some ledges to the anchor.

Starts from Cloud 9 Ledge.  A bit of an adventure for Ozone!  (See info in "location" section on how to access the start).  From the belay anchor, traverse right around the corner to a ledge.  The crux is just above the ledge at the start of the climb.  Head up the face, following the bolt line.  Protect runouts with gear.  At the top of the wall, move left about 20 feet to the "A Love Supreme" anchor.   Two rappels.

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