Follow the dihedral to a traverse left on pockets.  Some face moves then lead you to the right angling roof crack.  Follow it up and right to the anchor, never really pulling the roof, though.  Good rock.

Warrior Poet

Gary's Route

Resurrection

Freefall Direct

Freefall Cafe

Brooks

Spiders From Mars

Blown Away

Great Grannies Gravy

Disco Inferno

Cleavage

Don't Blink

Digital Trauma

Z Crack

After a somewhat scabby start this line cleans up after the 2nd bolt . Techy and delicate, it doesn't let up till the chains. Similar in difficulty to Warrior Poet but more sustained. 

   [also makes for an interesting direct start to WP by stepping right into it at the final crack/bulge]

Face climb on mostly good rock, weaving close to and farther away from the dihedral.  Pull into and around the right side of another small dihedral at the very top.  Good rock.

Start on a ledge above the belay, clipping a bolt from it.  Then head straight up on slopers, going left after 3 or 4 bolts.  This joins Gary's Route after 4 bolts.  Good rock.

This is a 2 bolt variation for the start of Freefall Cafe.  Thin face climbing for 10 feet or so.  Good rock, though those crimps seem like they may peel off someday.

Face/slab climbing, pulling left over a small bulge near the top.  Pretty good rock.

Climb the bolted face to the roof crack.  Pull into it and continue up the crack system to the anchors.  Mostly good rock.

Climb the face to the base of the roof.  Pull into the chimney, then right around the corner to the face.  Climb up to a ledge hight on the route.  Pull the final moves on a face to clip the anchors.  Good rock.

Climb the face of Brooks and Spiders From Mars.  Then "either squirm through the chimney, or heel hook and stem out left on good holds to the first independent bolt."  From there, continue up the face to a beautiful short vertical face at the top.  Good rock.  The middle section isn't awesome quality, but not too bad.

Start in a left facing dihedral, pulling the roof and heading up and right.  Follow the slab to the left arching hand crack roof.  Follow this up and left to the anchors.  Good rock.

5.11a-c, depending on the holds used.  Traditionally 11c, though. 

  Good rock and fun face moves take you up the face and between the large bulges at the top.

Face climb to a ledge with a tree.  OK rock.

Start either left of the bolt or on Disco Inferno, then hand traverse under the line.  Crunch up under the roof and explode over it on slopers (you heard me).  After that is a bit of easy slab.  At the headwall, head left, then back right to the anchors.  Good rock.

Face climb past the bolt and make a 'walrus move' on to the ledge.  From there, continue up and left in the thin hand crack dihedral to the anchor.  Good rock.

Directly left of the left/west walkdown, as seen from the water.

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Routes in The Washboard Area