Fun route with the hardest part in the upper third, a lower angle 5.7 small hold/smearing face on nice rock (push/pull and wind around a bit).  Easy and fun pocket pulling to there.  Well protected.

Hi Ho Silver Away

Incombustible

Movable Feast

The Great Deceiver

Scenic Cruise

Shadowline

Axis of Weasel

Manifest Destiny

Revolution is Evolution

Weasels Ripped My Flesh

Spooky Tooth-Right Side

New World Odor

The Con Man

Take Some Petrol, Darling

Save a Prayer for Lefty

Hand on the Torch

Dream of Least Weasels

Spooky Tooth-Finger Fangs

Threat Level Weasel

Sugar Mountain

Start at the left side of a small bulge. Getting above the bulge and onto the face is the crux. Pull up and throw right into a hand-sized pocket, then have fun moving up the wall on progressively larger holds.

Climb flake/crack to rest below bulge then over bulge to face above.

Scramble up the pedestal at the base of the flake on the left side of the Manifest Destiny wall.  Fairly sustained liebacking up the flake to the anchor.  Spacey and cool and fun, if you like liebacks.  You could off-width it but, yecckk.

Pretty multi-colored face.  Technical.  High 1st bolt and a little sporty to the anchor.

Shares same start with Sugar Mountain (see description).  At the 3rd bolt, traverse right and then straight up.  Pocket pull the steep wall above the first ledge.  From anchor on second ledge, traverse up and right to a cool, steep, knobby finish to the anchor.  Crux around bolts 2-4 and pocket wall.

Shares consideration for longest easy sport route in Sinks with Sugar Mountain.

Do a boulder problem off the ground pulling from crimps to monos. One hard move. Finish with easier moves on better holds.  Climb on nice red water streaked rock.

Fairly sustained pocket climbing throughout.  A very good route, unfortunately it is short. Positive pockets but you'll be good and pumped when you get to the anchor.

Layback up the flake.  Crux is stepping up from the top of the flake.  Fun little route.

The hard part is getting from the ground to the second bolt, but no give away all the way to the anchor.

A trad climb with bolts. Jam and layback the right side of this big flake to the fifth bolt, where you layback up then left onto a little ledge (crux). Then up the pocketed face past a bolt (another crux) to the anchor. The flakes at the crux may seem a little rickety, but they are quite nicely locked on there.

Inside corner accessed via a little flake ledge at base of climb.  Well protected.

Continuous small holds to the fourth bolt where the route transitions to steeper jug pulling to the anchor. Lots of holds to choose from but not many good ones.  The climb is foot intensive and technical. Enjoy!

Start to the right of the Revolution is Evolution flake, moving up and right onto the face. Generous pocket pulling gets you to the anchors.

Tech undercling/flake system with some face holds also.  Most likely damaged (hardware and holds) from the last fire.

Gorgeous grey and black streak.  Pockets and some face holds.  Good climbing.

Start in the corner forming the left side of the Spooky Tooth flake.  Scramble up a bit, clip the first bolt.  Work up and step around onto the outside of the flake, rather balancy.  Small pockets and pinches lead through the crux from bolts 2 to 5.  Join the Right Side route at bolt 7 and proceed to the anchor shared with that route.

The weasels have their revenge on this one. Brutal moves off the deck and a sustained finish make it the hardest route of the three 5.12's on the cool flowstone panel. Once you pay the steep entry fee you will be rewarded with awesome technical movement on in-cut pockets and grippy slopers all the way to the chains.

Start left hand on a terrible sidepull crimp and right hand in a shallow 3 finger pocket. Crank up and right to a grippy nub, and then high to a bad left hand slot. Make a technical traverse left on minuscule holds to the snake eye pockets, and then up left to a sinker mono. From here take slopers and small pockets up to the chains where the holds finally start to get bigger.

Would be 3 stars if it were longer and the bottom boulder problem wasn't so heinous.

EDIT: Sounds like people are starting on the route to the right and traversing in after the bottom boulder and is still 5.12c. If you do the direct it is probably harder, maybe 12d?

A long route (130ft) starting on a block left of some trees.  Crux is from bolts 2-4 with an interesting steep pocket pulling section above the first ledge and a strange mantel near the top.  Perhaps the longest easy sport route in the Sinks.

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Routes in 2. Spooky Tooth Area