Start in the back of the cave and climb through pumpy sequences out the chossy roof. Pull the lip and enjoy the reprieve of much easier climbing until it kicks back again. It keeps you engaged on decent edges all the way.

Mike Mulligan

Die with a Blessing

Live with a Curse

Some Assembly Required

King Ducky

Teacher's Pet

Electric Dong

She Rolls Gangster Style

Left Coast

Lithuanian Princess

Broken Dreams

Spider Monkey

Mary Anne

9-Volt

Slabalicious

Dyslexics Untie!

Resistor

Switch

Swamp Gator

Start in the overhung cave and traverse the rail, heel-hooking your way to the lip. Pull the face with some burly moves, make a couple clips and finish the route on easier terrain.

This line starts with a hard move off the top of the boulder (Be sure to stick clip it) to great movement on small edges to a bit of crux about three quarters of the way up. The slightly overhung face is sure to pack a bit of a punch.

Start off a ramp of boulders up the vertical face through sequential crimp sequences separated by better holds. Continue up to the roof then power over on edges and crimps to gain better holds to the chains.

This route starts with a hard move off the ground to large plates and jugs above.

Climb the pocketed face to a large hueco staying right of the hueco to keep it fun. Follow a few more holds up to bolted anchors.

Climb up to the large roof either using the dirty chimney or the holds on the face to somewhat chossy holds in the roof. Awkwardly pull the roof and follow the unsecure crack to the anchors.

Boulder up through small pockets and underclings until a dynamic move to the namesake hold. Rest then continue up the steep wall above. With more traffic, this route should clean up nicely -- especially the upper headwall.

Start just right of a crack in the wall and move through some slopey holds between the 1st and 2nd bolt. Get to the good undercling to clip the 3rd bolt and eye down the crux to your left. Traverse left with big spans and poor feet to reach the jug on the corner. Continue up a mossy crack to the ledge. Finish on bigger holds with a couple punchy moves.

Start on steep rock for a few bolts. The wall gets less steep with a boulder problem in a crack. Cruise on jugs to anchors

A hard move off the ground leads to better holds but an extremely pumpy face for the grade above.

Utilizing the cheater stones to the right of the cave, step off the ground and traverse leftwards towards the first bolt.  Climb the easy, but slightly dirty slab up to the steep face above.  Cranks on crimps, with the occasional jug takes you to the top of the wall.

Start 10 ft left of Electric Dong. Technical pocket pulling leads to a big move and a good rest before the climbing gets steeper. Circumnavigate a scary hollow flake on good holds then take on the final heartbreaker crux to finish.

Starts on a few vertical ledgy moves up to a black slab. Use the arete to pull through the crux or some tricky calf burning shenanigans. Ends on a surprisingly bad ledge. Usually wet.

Climb up to what looks like a blank face just to find a perfect jug that lets you reach up to another perfect jug just left of the bolt. Crappy dirty rock finishes the route.

Climb the face next to

Switch

. Very bouldery first half. Then take a good sit down rest. Finish on a very steep powerful section on small pockets. Great rock and beautiful climbing.

Climb a overhanging grey face on sustained pockets and crimps to a sit down rest. Finish on steeper but  easier climbing. A pretty damn good rock climb.

Near

Lithuanian Princess

locate a huge intimidating roof with fixed chains. This is Swamp Gator, do some powerful and harder than it looks climbing to get to the roof then campus or burl your way through the roof to the chains. Radical.

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