Start on ledge right of WV Clambake.  Climb finger crack/right facing flake up to the right side of large roof. An airy move will gain access to the flake/crack up and left.  Take this to the top.

Sassafras

Tip of the Iceberg

K.P.Crack

Playing Hookie

Chucks Route

Cool Whip

Phat Back

Bozippity

Inflatable Forearms

Iceberg Arete

Icecapades

Barking Spiders

Green Carpet

Dihedral Diversion

Petting Zoo

Icebreaker

Debasaurus Crack

West Virginia Clam Bake

Cotton Candy Chopper

Climb through several roof on big juggy holds, finish in the shallow corner.

Pretty sustained sidepulls and gastons up the the second bolt. The runout from 2-3 looks bad, but isnt. There is a great jug to clip off off. Easy climbing past bolt 3.

Blunt arete with (3 bolts) to a two bolt anchor on front side of iceberg.  Start on right side of low roof and climb up left angling ramp/flake. you can place nuts here as first bolt is at top of this feature.  Climb arete past first bolt then step right at 2nd bolt to face.  climb face past 3rd bolt to two bolt anchor with rap rings.

there is an erroneous bolt with no hanger on the optional boulder problem direct start through roof (5.9+).

This route now has 5 bolts. Two bolts were added to make this a sport route; as it seems the newer generation of climbers have no nuts

Right leaning hand crack to ledge.  Finish roof to 2 bolt anchors.

The right hand bolt line in the corridor behind the Iceberg. Goes up vertical face through crimpy edges.

Start left of Tip of the Iceberg, work up the arete and move around left, up through a flake to a ledge and then top of the iceberg.

Also known as: Kill Whitey. Start under overhang just left of Phat Back.  Climb a hard boulder problem straight up to the ledge on the left.  At this point KP crack will be just to your left.  Climb up the white face of the Iceburg on incipient thin cracks to the right of KP Crack.  Tricky and Entertaining!

The left of the two bolted routes in the corridor not on the iceberg. Start a little right and work up and left. Crux near bolt two.

Start under roof.  Stem the flair to a mantle.  Continue up the small crack through the second roof.

Climb up the easy 5.6 budge and gain a ledge. From this ledge lay back into the dihedral and climb up past a roof. From the ground this route doesn't look that interesting but contains interesting movement, and getting over the roof is pretty fun, but a little pumpy.

If you know the 'real' name and grade of this climb , post it on the bottom and I'll updated it.

Start in right facing corner on the Iceberg. Move up and left off roof and up face. Really fun route

This is a nice little route that is easy to overlook.  Climb thin cracks (crux) up the nice face to a ledge.  Climb up then step left to top.

Low Start on a diagonal about a foot or two above the small cave to the right. Traverse left on low feet before throwing a high hand on the ledge above you (its better in the back of the ledge) and throw a high foot to the chest high ledge on your left mantle up and grab the line of jugs leading out to the right. You could follow the crack line left but that has no definite finish and puts you in the 20+ foot fall range as the ground slopes away. Either way the grade would likely stay the same. Simple and fun little route open to variation and to the height described stays dry in the rain. Which is how we found the route in the first place.

Anyway thought Id throw this up as a fun route for rainy days or in between routes if you're the odd man out.

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Routes in 08. Iceberg Area