This is a really fun route with great moves up top. Start 8' right of

Mission Accomplished

in a blocky, right-facing dihedral. The reachy crux is up high on some sweet sidepulls and rails.

Block Party

Svengali

Dirty Sanchez

Chip Shot / Cheap Shot

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Par for the Course

The Deep End

Swims With the Fishes

2 Kids Left

My Left Foot

The Short One

Soul Rebel

Bathing With Jesus

Improbability Drive

Start by surmounting a steep roof to a ledge, scramble up to clip the next bolt, then traverse through cool pockets to a dihedral crux. This ends with a roof. It makes a good warmup for the adjacent harder routes.

This is a great route, heavy on the stems! Stem up the obvious corner straight up to the imposing roof. Clip an intermediate anchor and clip 5 or 6 more bolts through the jungle gym roof to the upper anchor. Don't try and lower with a 60m rope, use the midpoint anchor or a 70m.

Climb through a low roof (crux). Continue up past delicate flakes and edges to a two bolt anchor.

Begin just right of the Two Kids Mine, a prominent mine shaft with two holes, and old structures in the middle of the cliff.  Climb up a shallow corner on small edges.  Climbing to the anchor on the right is 10b, or continue through the roof for an 11a finish.

This excellent route starts with some fun moves to get over a roof with a hand and finger crack. Easier techy climbing leads to a definite crux in the middle of the route with small crimps and gastons with marginal feet. A big rest after leads to easier but powerful climbing on big holds and laybacks. Get on it!

Start in a wide, left-facing, corner crack, clip a bolt and start traversing left to an arete. This has fun climbing up steep jugs to the anchor.

This route is sustained with several cruxes. Follow a steep face to a crux above a roof, then climb an interesting layback flake to the anchors.

There are 2 routes next to 2 Kids Mine that have black hangers. This is the left hand one. Start with a bouldery corner to a roof with a scary glued block. Thin, technical stemming takes you through to easier terrain. Your belayer should wear a helmet, the rock is really good other than the reinforced hold.

My Left Foot has tricky slab climbing with circuitous route finding. It is a fun route if you like slab.

It's so short it can't be that hard... right? Wrong, this little gem comes at you fast like a spider monkey. Pull onto the rock with a dubious, shale pinch and quickly move up to a big edge to clip the first bolt, phew. Now do a bunch of awkward moves, clipping a few bolts to a great little topout. Done.

This route climbs the shallow corner through a steep bulge to small roof and subsequent headwall to the right of the

Deep End

. This is powerful and bouldery on small holds with some long reaches. It is rather beta intensive.

"See the morning sun

on the hillside.

If you not livin' good,

gotta travel wide...."

This route begins with some cool steep pocket pulling up an overhanging arete to a thin crux above. It has great position and moves. This shares an anchor with

Mission Accomplished

, although it should probably have its own ending and anchor to make climbing and cleaning the route more user friendly.

Climb the grey slab to an out-of-character boulder problem crux. There is now an extension up the blunt arete to the top of the wall which is probably in the 11+ range. For the extension, use the midway anchor or a 70m rope.

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