Scramble up to initial large ledge left of tree. Walk right to first bolt.   Climb fins and flakes clipping next bolt.    Minimize using the manky corner, 

  in fact avoid the chossy bits all together,  

  and climb left on crimps and sides pulls (crux) over next bolt arriving at another large ledge.   From here move back into corner(not manky). Climb remaining bolts to top.

Manky Corner

In the Jungle

7 Slates of Gray

Mouse Deflater

Swinging Singles

Cushy Buns

Take the Flake

Predator

Whip  Flake

When will it end?

Escher's Staircase

Legoland

Bee Line

Bernie Plays Base

Entrance Route

Crack-a-lackin'

The Art o' Choke

Sticky Wicket

Finger Tingler

Chimney of horror

Knuckle Dragger

The Jungle Book

Bio Hazard

Kurz

Monkey Business

Die Fledermaus

King of the Swingers

Start in the same dihedral as Biohazard, but move up and right onto arete. Cross right on slab to a bolt and gain a large ledge. From here continue straight up the route staying very close to the bolt line. Around bolt number 10 you will see Biohazard's anchor to the left (don't clip it). From here climb up and right unto naturally exposed rock passing 4 more bolts to anchors at the very top of the cliff.

weem-awop-a-weem-awop...Start on north side of 7 Slates buttress just left of tree.Climb steep corner with finger crack in roof (crux) to first bolt. Overcome temptation to use the trees at the start. Then a committing mantle above 2nd bolt to slab. Climb slab to small roof. Continue up thin face (5.9) with many balance moves (i.e. use you feet!) and lay back the upper arete to anchors.

This route starts on a boulder under a blunt corner.   Finger jam up short crack (about 3 or 4 moves) that angles up and right to the corner (crux).   Swing around corner on thin face to more bolts with a lot of climbing.   Follow bolts and line of least resistance with good route finding skills to the anchors. There are some remaining loose chips up there.

Start on right side of giant flake. Move to top of flake. Next move up and right following line of least resistance. At chossy rock move left to last bolt of Die fledermaus. Fun route with big moves on big holds.

Part 1:   Climb steep-ish slab with large hands and a few nice stances to a large ledge with anchors (5.6 40').   Part 2:   Hard moves to get established on the wall.   Continue beyond first anchors on ever steeper slab/face. Holds exist to the left of the first anchor (thin) to a bulge. Move over the bulge going slightly left and then back right.  The goal being the 4th bolt because better holds after that to top (5.10 40 more feet).

Start on Chossy rock for a move or two until you reach the better rock with finger crack. Follow crack up and slightly right to a small tree then move left to crack-a-lackin anchors.

Start on 7 slates of gray.   At 3rd bolt move left to flake/crack. trad to a lone bolt at top of flake.   easy 5th class up to 7 slates anchors.

Begin on the front face below the first bolt. Balancey lie back up corner and then flakes. Move slightly right and follow thin seam with pods to large hold. Far right is chossy. Move back left on jugs and pull on to low angle slab to anchors.

A Crack in the woods just before 1.5 on a pillar

Lie back sharp corner to top move left to Crack-a-lackin and 2 bolt anchor.

Start on the middle of 7 Slates buttress just right of a tree. The first bolt can easily be clipped from tree protecting difficult moves off the ground (but that would only count as pink point, wouldn't it. haha!). Climb steep right leaning crack to triangular alcove. It is fairly pumpy clipping the 3rd bolt. Perform powerful moves up and right on terrible ring locks to where the crack widens. In the back of the crack are great finger jams to clip the 4th bolt. From here move up and left to gain a rest and the next bolt. Beat the pump clock and fire the rest of the route at about 5.9+ on steep terrain with big holds that are sometimes far apart.

 There is a lot of climbing in 50 feet on this one. Enjoy! Recently some holds have broken/shifted decreasing the difficulty to about 11c. It is still a fun route, so get on it!

This route may be used to access the balcony rock routes.Start left of first high bolt and follow easy ramp up and right. Climb passing a bulge and then lower angle ledges. At Last bolt move left to anchors.From the anchor one may move left to another set of anchors. Then up to top of cliff  to trees and walk over to balcony rock climbs.

Struggle to gain a stance right off the ground. Stem, chimney and jam up the    crack, which goes from hands to fingers to closed and then hands again. Pretty good variety of moves for such a short climb.

Start at a steep face with interesting pinches. After the second bolt the rock on the right is friable. I managed to climb this section without really using it though. Climb the upper section by lying back the corner to a jug at the top. 

Just right of chimney start climbing on thin steep slab. body tension and position help up high. At 30 feet pull left over roof (crux) with powerful mantle and continue to anchors.

climb steep face to double crack. Climb right when able. Finish on right most crack to anchors

Chimney,stem and squeeze the chimney just north of 1.5 mile marker.   Is the route horrifying or horrible?

Climb right to left rising crack until the end then move up on top of the nose to a bolted anchor

Climb stemming dihedral with some crack moves and/or lay backing to anchors.   A fun little climb easily TRed.

This route is about 50 feet south (climbers right) of Chimney of Horror. Scramble up inside corner to high bolt. Climb steep face on crimps and side pulls following bolts to anchors.

Start on flake below and left of first bolt. Lieback up corner thru 2 bolts. Next move right to rail just below 3rd bolt. Move up to good hands and bolt and then traverse right to anchors on "Crack-a-lackin"

Named after a bat (fledermaus) that was disturbed in removing a large loose flake.   This climb has a few interesting features, plus even though there are lotsa bolts it still seems spooky to me the whole time.   Start around the corner and right of "7 Slates of gray".   If you are not comfortable with chimneying you might want to stick clip the first high bolt.   Climb chimney to its top. Climb up over the bulging face(crux). Follow flakes and small stances on near vertical terrain to about the 9th bolt. Next, climb up and right for 2 or 3 more bolts to anchors under a large pine tree (90').   There is an optional trad/solo second pitch to trees (5.5 R/X)   Walk off Right(south)

Start in the corner of Jungle Book moving up until you can undercling right to a high bolt. Pass bolt using the arete. then up a bit more (spicy) until you can move left to a stance. Place some gear then up tiny crack to another stance and set small wires, rps, etc. Climb up a move or 2 then go left to Jungle Book anchors.

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