Short but deceptively steep route in a vague corner system. The crux comes right off the ground but the route stays on you despite it's length. This one is kind of scruffy and could use some traffic, but is pretty fun regardless.

Motorboat

Poaching For Rednecks

Deep Dive

Lady Of The Lake

The Gods Must Be Lazy

Big Fish

Day With The Gals

Blood In The Water

Sink Or Swim

Enjoyable face climbing up the center of the gently overhanging face.  The climb has a moderate start to a thin crux on sharp crimps before some jugs in the roof break. After the break, long and techy moves keep you engaged until the final jug rail below the chains.

There is a lot of flaky and crumbly rock on the climb that would mostly clean with traffic, but there is an alarming, massive horn in the roof break that feels paper thin.

Three-star movement on one-star rock.

Short but good route on heavily-featured and colorful granite. The crux is turning the lip near the top.

Start up the right-trending crack, then head straight up the face past a few bolts. Another right-trending crack past another bolt (crux) will take you to the anchors.

Follow edges through an obvious black streak, then step right following seam with poor feet. The crux is passing the last bolt.

Romp up a right-trending ramp for a few bolts, then launch up the steepening face via small edges, sidepulls, and shallow dishes. Bring those steel tendons!

Diagonal out right on an incut rail system, with a big crux span passing the 3rd bolt. The rest of the route is generally big moves between big holds but stays on you, as the wall is deceptively steep.

This thing is still pretty crunchy and could use some traffic, and in general, the rock isn't Donner's finest. Good movement though.

Cool slab that gets progressively harder, with a crux move between the last bolt and the anchors. Good foot positioning will help as the holds peter out. Choose your crystals wisely!

Follow intermittent seams along the right side of an arete. Tuolumne-style crystals abound.

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Routes in Lake Angela Cliffs