In between Diesel and Eclipse; start off on easy terrain reaching a crux at the second bolt. Definitely a bit of a squeeze job, but all the holds you use are independent of Diesel and straying too far right towards the crack risks a weird fall. A good addition to Breakneck; it's worth noting that the little rusty nubs near the anchors were the original anchors placed by Dave Lynn and friends all the way back in the early 2000s.

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(8) Diesel

(1) Old School

(7) Burning Balls

(9) Eclipse

(2) Mosquito

Crimp Fest

(10) Grab Your Balls

(3) Mosquito Variation

50/50

(4) New School

(5) Bowling Ball

Revisited

(6) Transfusion

Do You Like Apples

Start to the left of the eclipse route/crack. Climb up through a flake system to a rest ledge continue up the thin face to the shuts.

Climb starts on the small ledge up around the left side of the cliff. Climb up the arete to the ledge at the top of Mosquito. New anchor bolts added 8/28/2021.

Another thin start with a bad landing, stick clipping the first bolt here isn't a bad idea either. climb up the thin face to the bulge pull the bulge and find a balancy top section.

This is the route for any beginning sport climber. Start up the right side of the offwidth 2/3 of the way up start to stem and lay back off the left wall to the shuts.

Second line of bolts from the left climb up to the small ledge 8' off the ground. Follow the bolts up to a small ledge. Climb up through a bulge to another ledge and the bolt anchors.

Climb through a relatively easy beginning on slabby slopers, then commit to a crimpy crux at the top that is unique for breakneck.

A tricky start off the ground or easier if started from the rock to the right. Climb up easy ledges to a committing crux near the top. 

  A steady 5.7 climb sandwiched by two legit 5.9 cruxes, one at the bottom (from the ground) and one at the anchors. The ground start is particularly vulnerable to a sketchy PG13+ landing (more than a pad can cover), especially on lead without a stick-clipped first bolt, so people seem to skip it and come at it from the right instead. The hardest stretch is that portion coming up the face from the ground to the first clip, so it's probably a 5.9- (mostly 5.7ish climbing) without it.

Climb the start of Mosquito, but from the ledge above midpoint move right to a bolt and flake. Climb left from the flake to the ledge and the same shuts as Mosquito.

Unknown bolted route with unknown rating but has been guessed at 10b.

Climb up to the small ledge 8' off the ground. Continue straight up face moves to a bulge. From the bulge it is possible to go left, direct, or right. Left and right are 10a variations. Direct is the most difficult at 10d.

Starts up to the easy ledge. From the ledge climb thinner face moves to the now famous bowling ball hold. Continue up through the crux to the good horizontals and a rest. Finish on the slopers above to the shuts. 

A reachy crux at the first bolt leads to fun climbing up and right on a blunt slopey arete.

The interesting start with a rocky landing well warrants a stick clipped first bolt. Once through the opening crux, work your way up the face to the bulge pull the bulge and find easier climbing to the top.

The direct start to Revisited, and the right most climb on the main wall. Jump start to funny looking hole jug. Climb straight up on crimpy underclings, meeting up with revisited at the third bolt.

The main area that contains the highest concentration of routes. Also has the best rock quality.

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