One of the coolest routes at Chaffe Falls, looks and feels like its straight out of Fontainebleau. Sit start down low on a right-hand circular sloper feature and a very bad left-hand crimp on the arete. With power and grace, move your hand high to a bad crimp. Bring your left hand up to pinch the arete, bring your right foot up to the start hold, then move your right hand higher up to another bad crimp out right. After that, make a big move around the arete with your left hand to a great hold and top out on decent holds after that.

Mamba

Arabesque

Snakes Can't Climb

Starts in small vertical cracks near head height with low feet. You may have to gaston. Then you make a powerful move to a large, good edge, get your feet up, grab another good slopey edge, and then get high feet to grab the top where it comes to a "V" shape. The top out is a bit daunting as you are pretty high up and there aren't any amazing holds on the top.

Start low under the lip of a boulder directly to the left of the main Snake Pit boulder. Move your left hand up to a good side-pull crimp, then your right hand to another crimp up right. Get both hands on a good edge on the arete of the boulder and mantle up over the lip. From there, top out on good holds.

A tall boulder situated directly behind the Woolly Mammoth. Access is difficult as there is a wall of boulders around the base creating a pit. You can get to it through a small cave to the left and under the Woolly Mammoth boulder or by jumping/climbing down into it from behind the Woolly Mammoth boulder.

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