Just left of 2TRAD4U, this route starts up a curving dihedral that leads to a large dirty ledge. From the ledge continue up the crack and into a thin seam (Ball Nuts and Offset Nuts useful) that leads straight up to the top anchors.

Urbaby's Daddy

2Trad4U

Oracle

The Lonesome Winner

Solid Gold

Day of Atonement

The Eternal Buffalo

Wushu Roof

Freak Freely

Hollow Victory

Happy Crack

Naughty and Nice

Sugar and Spice

This route is located just right of the 3 obvious bolts of LONESOME WINNER.

Start up left of the main crack line and then traverse 5' right below a small roof. An optional direct start can be protected from the ground with a small nut and "ups" the grade a notch or two. Regardless how you get started, follow the main crack feature through its various contortions to a large flake. Move up and slightly right pulling on good holds past the flake and into a dihedral groove. Continue up the groove and directly up to the top anchors.

The original line continued to the top of the cliff and used a tree belay and a walk off.

A non-sport climbing sport climb. Start on the flat spot by 2 maple trees. Bolts and a pin on low angle face are interspersed with 12" ledges here or there,  finish via the Happy Crake crack which passes a tree and go all the way to the top. Rap off of the Happy Crake anchor.

Moderate face/crack climbing leads to rest below first roof. Launch into the roof, clip a bolt, and long reaches over the roof will get you to a stance by a blue metolius/alien placement on the left face. From here clip one last bolt, launch into a spicy layback sequence, then enjoy sustained and steep climbing to the anchor.

Climb past 4 bolts to reach a thin crack that starts below a roof. Follow the crack to the right side of the roof and continue to the 2 bolt anchors using small cams to protect this section.

To the right of Hollow Victory is a long obvious corner which appears slightly golden and tends slightly towards the left. Start below the massive wedged block Sword of Damocles feature on a shallow crack, and then head up the corner trying not to pull hard on the Sword of Damocles itself. Continue up the corner before easing briefly onto the face. Pull a few face moves (small cams are helpful here) ducking back into the corner and finishing to the top. Belay or rap off Hollow Victories anchor.

First route here! Jim and Mike climbed the beautiful hand crack to the ledge where they lowered off a piton equalized with a tree (now gone). Ryan Sund pushed the route further up the face, split by a small seam and drilled an anchor. Joseph Healy pushed the route to the top of the cliff past the crux and moved the anchor to the top. Start up the hand crack and continue straight up until gaining the ledge with the piton. From there head up the thin crack and then left and up the right facing dihedral and wide slot to the anchor.

Start up the broken corner of solid gold, traverse right over the golden roof  with the horizontal crack (1 bolt), if you do place any gear prior to that bolt, throw some pretty big runners on it, I used 2 pieces with 120cm runners.

Once you're past the golden roof lead up the corner to the nook beneath the second roof, place all the gear you could ever possibly want in the L crack, enjoy the no hands rest, channel your spirit animal and then fire the enigmatic roof.

Start up Lonesome Winner staying left and heading straight up after the second bolt to the obvious and splendid split-level roof. Pull the roof and continue up trending left to the Oracle anchor.

Navigates straight up the middle of the Gold Wall from the obvious butt cheek bouldering start on up the wall and finishes through two roofs. Anchor can be reached via a short traverse right from the Day of Atonement anchor. Climb involves a move or two on a less than robust block in the middle of the wall so please tread lightly on it.

This 5 star joy to climb classic is like a well-put together staircase.  A bit of a squeeze job on the natural line @ just 3 feet to the right of  2trad4U.  Using face holds interspersed with the crack, climb the obvious and easy shallow dihedral straight up to the top. Each step seems to be where you want it with the left hand (roof) variation having an interesting undercling and  face moves. The easier, right hand variation heads to the right @ 5 feet below the crux of the left hand variation about 1/2 way up the route. Just dance to the right and up small ledges before rejoining the route.  Clip the black sling on the medium fir growing on the route, then  finish straight up the remining 20 feet to the rappel point which is off of the large fir tree on the very top.

Start up the steep terrain below the first bolt, a thin crack will take two micro-cam placements before reaching the first bolt. Pass two more bolts to gain ledge system, step up and left on easy terrain, then climb the overhanging right-facing dihedral until possible to traverse to the anchor.

Start just left of Day of Atonement and head up a shattered left-facing shallow corner crack. Continue directly up a minor corner/chimney feature until you can traverse left under an overhanging block to gain the anchor on the top. 2nd route done here.

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