One of the nicest, and hardest face climbs in Logan Canyon.  Enduro and sequential crimps with a few jug rests to a crux traverse left around an arete just before the anchors.  You can bail off to the anchors of Nuclear Fingers to the right at the little roof, just before the crux, for "Bailface (12d)."

Paleface

Problem Child

Flying High

Inflames

Summer Resort

Conventional Arms

Capstone

Bit of Fun

Pig in a Python

Stormin' Norman

Heat Miser

Friendly Fire

Talk of the Town

Phoenix

Spin doctor

Children of the Moss

Not too Slabby

Finger Fire

Voodoo Child

Hvala

Up In Smoke

The Abscess

Burning from the Inside

Hat Trick

Nuclear Fallout

Goat Debris

Sweet Bonsai

Corona

Chimney

Zig Zag

Shabby

Directional Arms

Heat Seeker

Order and Chaos

Not too Shabby

Nuclear Fingers

Climbs out of the trees right of hat trick. Hard crimping leads to a ledge rest and then sistained climbing to top.

Can be toproped, more often than not it is just bouldered.

Excellent, thin face climbing up a blank wall with small hand and footholds. Get your tech on for this one.

This is an excellent line that follows a black streak straight up the middle of the 385 upper tier. Hard climbing from 1/3 height all the way to the top.

10 climbing to 11 climbing, to 12c move at the top.

Slabby start, then trend left around the arete to a small ledge just before the crux bulge.

Extension to Nuclear Fingers up right dihedral. Finishes on the anchors to Pale Face.

Just to the right of Sweet Bonsai 5 feet are 3 bolts leading to the top.  This is another nice warm up can be easliy  top roped.  The route goes straight up following the bolt lines with some fun moves. short and sweet.

Good rock up obvious arete on left edge of wall.  The Pigs (11c) Variation goes to left, Python (12b) breaks away to the right for three bolts before coming back together.  Python has some some really fun sequential moves.

Easy crack to a harder face.  Really good climb!

Yes, there is trad in Logan Canyon!  This route starts on a thin slab, protected by bolts that trends up and left.  Then into a steep handcrack, finishing off with a dihedral fingercrack.  Excellent exposure and gear.

This route is risen from the ashes of the old Heat Miser route when the pillar that formed that route fell down in 2012. Excellent and balancy arete climbing. Small holds. Don't break the potato chip undercling!

Squat start matched on the left facing hold and work your way up the edges. Watch for the moss and loose rock at the top.

Sit start the right facing large side pull. Make your way up smaller side pulls on the right and a large throw to a good edge with the left, finishing on a techy huck for the top.

A sporty crack down low with a high looking first bolt leads to easy blocky 5.9 climbing to the top. Crux is clipping 2nd bolt off of a left hand finger lock way out right.

Sit start on the far right side of the boulder matched on a flat hold. Move into a heinous pocket, and traverse all the way left and slightly down to merge into Problem Child on sweet crimps. Very cool movement. Tops out on Problem Child. Power endurofest.

To the left of Sweet Bonsai is a 3 bolt climb as a short warm up or top rope. Look to the left side and crack edge it offers a nice side pull to get to the second bolt. Think like a trad climber and it will make sense. Two chains at the top easily accessed by walking around on top. This route takes some thought and if your not solid on 5.9 you may want to top rope it first.

This replaces the old Heat Miser route that fell down in 2012. Shares the same few first bolts and the last two bolts. Everything else has been replaced. Good route. Get on it!

Another route that takes some balance, pondering, and praying. Climb the slab left of "Burning" up to the high first bolt, then use sidepulls with decent feet up the face to the 2nd. Again, don't deck clipping this bolt. Not as desperate as "Burning" here if your feet are in the right spots. Carefully dance up some more fun face/slab moves to a ledge. Now to tackle the crux roof. The bolt above the roof is a bit out of reach for the average climber from the ledge, so undercling the roof and step high to clip, then back down to rest again. Just above the roof is a bomber left-angling finger crack. Snag that and fight your way up using air for feet and the forest of limestone crystals(some better than others) for additional crimps. Once you've established yourself over the roof, its over.

Why this and its neighboring slab climb never get done is obvious(because they looks kinda hard, and the first bolts are higher than one might enjoy) but should not deter the adventurous 5.11 climber.

Getting to the first bolt is a bit tricky, but clipping it isn't a problem. The crux section is the next 2 bolts on slippery feet and long reaches to crimps off sidepulls. But is only a 75 degree face, so it should be no problem right? Don't deck clipping the 2nd bolt is all I can say. A throw to a jug(respectively, considering the previous holds). Climb up and clip the bolt over the roof and climb fun crystals to the chains, stemming on the back wall if you feel that isn't cheating. Spicy Burrito!

Bolted, steep, and insecure dihedral with unique moves.

What I feel is one of the scarier climbs at the crag. Climb up the easy block/slab to the first bolt. Follow the face up through some excellent face climbing to the last bolt, which is way too far below the chains for my taste. Try not to get sucked into the gaping chimney where it feels a bit more secure. Stem and use the arete through the last bit with a traverse to the chains to finish. A fall from near the chains felt like it could be upwards of 20 feet.

One of the nicest climbs for its grade in Logan Canyon.  Either stick clip and do the direct, pockety start (bad landing), or scramble up the left ramp to a large ledge.  From here, a short corner section takes you to the face, with excellent crimps, underclings, and some big reaches.

Good route to scramble up top and set a TR. There is a good bolt and lots of boulders with which to make an anchor.

Sit start low on a small right hand incut edge and a left hand side pull under the roof. Huck for the jug directly above, and then follow the winding crack up the face. Mind some loose rock.

Start on Not too Shabby and work your way left to finish on Not too Slabby. Fun techy traverse.

Direct start to conventional arms.  Start and end on the conventional arete.  Clip 3 bolts on the arete and join up with conventional arms.  Fun reachy moves.

Thin and balancy face climbing with some challenging pulls through to some pretty good sidepull corners. This route was largely unaffected when the Heat Miser pillar fell down with the exception of a couple of bolts that needed to be replaced and a bit of crack climbing that is replaced by some thin face climbing.

Sit start with left hand in jug pocket and right on crimp edge (or matched on edge) and make your way up via small crimps and side pulls out left.

Excellent, techy face climbing with a powerful crux about 3/4 the way up.  There is a direct start that heads up the right dihedral, which goes at 12c.

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Routes in Mile 385 Area