The best start is the fistcrack on the right.  Climb up it, being careful of brittle rock.  Make your way up and left to the roof crack.  Jam your way over the roof and continue to the top in the crack.  Good rock at the roof and above.

Flesh and Bone

Team International

Razorback Roof

Right To Bare Arms

Ophidiphobia

Exit Wound

Burning Bridges

Diet Pepsi

Chockstone Press

The Couch Potato

Arachnophobia

Powerful face climbing and stemming through 4 bolts in a shallow white dihedral spits you out below a stellar 1" splitter on an overhanging head wall. Rest up on the jugs in the bright red band of rock before committing to the pumpy crack. Extend your gear and traverse left about 10 feet along a jug lined ledge and follow a moderate hand crack up 15 more feet to the anchors.

Climb the handcrack on the left side of the bowl 30 feet to the roof crack.  Turn the roof via the crack on the left side.  You can belay above, but it's better to place long slings and continue to the top.  Continue following the crack system above over a few bulges and to the top of the cliff.  Good rock for the first 30 feet, great rock after.

Starts with face climbing to gain the flaring wide crack cutting through the roof. This crack has a tendency to be wet, so catch it during the dry summer months.

Climb the starting hand/fistcrack of Diet Pepsi.  At the ledge, traverse right to the angling rail which leads under the roof.  Climb the handcrack in the roof back to the left, pulling over on jams and holds to a welcome ledge.  Climb the face with tricky gear and a few tricky moves to the bolts on Diet Pepsi.

A fine delicacy. I felt like I was climbing up the underside of a large, delicate mushroom on the vertical section.  Once you reach the monster roof and look out though, this mushroom turns into a snarling flesh consuming man-eater. Gnarly sequences lead through the flaring  exit into a bombay squeeze chimney. Think "one-move-wonder-boulder-problem-chimney-thrash".

This overhanging dihedral has plenty of feet, openings, and positive crimps to keep the climbing interesting and engaging while still a moderate 10a. Climb the wide crack through a large horizontal break. crimp up to the large opening that accepts a #5, then climb above your gear from opening to opening. When the dihedral returns to vertical, mantle onto a small ledge, and finish the climb on blocky lie-backs to the anchors out right.

Climb the slightly steeper than vertical handcrack 15 feet to the ledge.  From here, climb the offwidth dihedral as it widens slightly as you get higher.  Pull around the right side of the triangular roof, continuing in the crack past a small tree.  Go around the left side of the tree, if you aren't too sketched, to reduce rope drag.  5 more feet of face climbing gets you to the anchors.  Awesome rock, awesome climb!

Climb the thin crack up to the dihedral on pretty good rock. Pull through the dihedral, then head up and right to gain the dihedral crack that widens into the roof. At the roof chimney, squeeze behind the first chockstone. It may wiggle a little. End on the clifftop above. Good rock, overall, but catch it when it's dry. 

Climb 20 feet up a dirty slab, starting left of the groove.  Angle right and gain the diagonal crack.  Follow it up and righ until it ends after about 30 feet.  Then, continue up on face climbing, pulling a spicy top out on decent rock.  The rock in between the slab and the top out is excellent.

Climb the slab, angling a little right, to access the crack. Pull up into the crack, over a bulge, and to the top on more vertical rock. Good rock. Had a little lichen and many spiderwebs when I did it. 

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Routes in Arachnophobia, Dark Side, & International Walls