The crux is after the crack. The crack starts at perfect hands and widens gradually. The crux is protected by the new bolt. The route was sent onsight, ground up,

sans

bolt, but after considering the potential fall, I made the choice to add it to make the route safer. You don't of course have to clip it if you wish to do it in the original style.

Dagger From The Sky

Sent by Instinct

Priest on a Playground

Four Walls

Open Project

Dirty Gash

Staring Down The Sun

Start on the left side of the dark intrusion working over to the right. There is some exfoliation on the face though all chalked and obvious holds are solid. It is a good warm-up for the climbs to the right.

Start on small crimps off of a platform on the bush. Climb slightly left of the first couple bolts before entering the white rock and sharper holds before a lunge/thrown to the lip with mellow climbing to the chains.

Four Walls has a few cruxes with a hard move off the ground and a mantle or two to keep it interesting. It is a super varied and fun route with clean falls. There is some dirt on the ledge.

This is an open project just to the right of

Four Walls

. It traverses on thin crimps out the right side of the roof.

This was onsighted ground up by Angus and myself on the 4th of July. Lots of dirt and choss came out of this thing, leaving it less dirty. A fun fact on the FA is that Angus used a carabiner as a chock behind the chockstone, it was bomber.

This has a chain draw or two, as the rock was eating in to nylon draws in those locations. It has good quality rock with varied movement and fun climbing. There is a high first bolt consider stick clipping. There should be sticks along the base, bring your own tape or skillz.

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Routes in The Overlook