This is the crack and face to the left of "Polar Bears in Bondage".

Ursa Major

Shardikawoopoopie

Kodiak

The Bern

My Goose Is Loose

Ursa Minor

Bearly Worth It

Polar Bears in Bondage

How Loose Is Your Goose

Shardik

This climbs up the right side of the black and white face, to the right of "Shardik". The first 15' is the crux, above that wander up easy face with cracks for pro to the top.

Climb the left of some blocks. Follow face and a varnished crack to the top.

Contrived line with traversing bolting and inobvious, crumbly holds in many spots.  Overhung with tiny yet positive edges uncharacteristic of J tree.

Top rope the face to the right of "Kodiak". This starts off  the boulder/ledge, up and right from the start of Kodiak. The ledge can be accessed on the right. Grainy face climbing, but not too bad.

This is on the southwest face and climbs a obvious right leaning crack and face above a roof on brown rock. There is a boulder below the roof. Climb the left side of this boulder or chimney behind it. From above the roof  there are a few ways to go. I follow the right leaning crack, some face moves then the upper right-leaning crack to the top. You can also go straight up.

Climbs a slabby crack to a prominent ledge then continues up the somewhat steeper and juggy crack above to finish.

Left of "Kodiak", climb a short crack through a bulge into a scoop. Follow fun face to the top.

This route starts off the boulder/ledge to the right of "My Goose Is Loose".

The Randy Vogel JTW guide shows this route, in the photo, following the dangerously loose, rubble filled, left facing corner. That's not the route Just left of this trashy corner is a shallow corner/groove with faceholds. Follow this to the top.

Climb the crack on the left side of the Northwest Face. This entire climb can be done on face holds, using the crack for pro.

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Routes in Bear Island