This is a great little route. Climb the small left facing corner to a large ledge with shuts.  Fairly sustained climbing for such a short route.  Stays dry in rain.

Scream Seam

What a Jam

Do the Funky Evan

Sufficiently Wasted

Martini Face

Lobster in Cleavage Probe

Drug Virgin

Night Gallery

Start to the left of a tree at a very smooth face with a few crimps below a small overhang about 10 feet up.  Climb up the face and grab the shallow right facing flake (crux).  Continue up the flake system and clip the 2nd bolt.  From here, head up and then left to clip the 3rd bolt.  The clipping jug is solid, yet it looks like it should just fall out.  From here, make a big reach to a large slopper and then head up the anchors.   This is pretty nice climb, despite it's short stature.  The opening moves are pretty difficult for the grade.

A nice 5.9 corner.  Starts up on a ledge and heads up a corner created by a flake.  High quality crack climbing.

Trad climbing up an arete and face can be spooky and this route is no exception. Although the route has two pins, the rust and placement of each should make you question their integrity. One bolt 30 feet up is  a good place to get your composure to continue this journey through slopey horizontals, highsteps, and general all around funkness. The climbing isn't too physical but you will need to trust your feet.

Solve the low face crux on the tan face then head left under the roof to a crack. lock, jam, armbar, stem and crimp to a ledge. Be ready for a lot of lichen, some dirt. You don't have to stand on it or pull on it, but it is there. Currently, no fixed anchor.

Pick a cool, dry day to tackle this reachy face climb. Stick clip and boulder over a little roof, then saunter up a blocky corner to a stance. Crimp and lock-off your way left, eventually making a big deadpoint to a good edge. Now make a difficult traverse right on feet that go from bad to worse, culminating with a tricky pop to a deep pocket. Catch your breath, then launch up the steep face, doing some of the coolest big moves you'll find at the New. The difficulty eases for the last two bolts.

This route has excellent moves, but the rock quality is somewhat poor.  Start in the thin flake system and follow until it ends.  Continue staight up over some loose rock to gain the top of Pink Eye.

Very underrated in the "Williams NRG guidebook", this line is a gem, although quite often wet. If you happen upon it on a dry day, definitely worth a go. Entry level for the 5.10b grade.

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Routes in K) Scream Seam Area