Low unprotected crux to a thin crack. Crack to small ledge then right share anchor with Diagonal Crack.

You Crack Me Up

White Trash Direct

Local Honey

Chimney Up and Down

Lazy Arch

New York Minute

White Trash

Tandem Slide aka Last Waltz

Step Up

Boston Rag

Mouse Trap

Hold my Beer I got this

Diagonal Crack

Bash the Jugs

Total Trash

Fat Crack

Climb the arete on the left side of the walkup.  Head up and left in the diagonal crack, which starts 15 feet up.  Follow it on good rock to the top.

Climb the cryptic and bouldery crux on sharp crimps and pockets to the large horizontal crack 15' up where white trash traverses in from the right. Finish with the relatively easy 5.9+ crux of white trash.

Start on a fallen ledge below a brown bolt. Pull the crux, then head up a nice clean face to the upper headwall. A couple fun, reachy moves lead to another bolt.  Pull through the blocky ledges above to an anchor.

Good practice chimney with easy stemming the whole way up.

Climb a crack with face holds up to a ledge at about 20 ft. Plug in a #2bd in the weird hole/pocket. Move left and cruise up the face roughly 10 ft. left of the outside corner. There is one spot between the ledge and the top that accepts gear. Don't miss it. Move left to anchors which is 2 bolts with only 1 hanger. The nut is on the other bolt so you can use a wire. Walk right to another set of anchors to rappel. Nice little route with a heady finish.

Low crux protected by one bolt leads to a great jug lined arête.

Start in the wide corner and work left at the low horizontal. Quickly move through the fun, technical face on small, sloping ledges, making for one or two somewhat strenous gear placements. Recoup on the large ledge before tackling the finishing roof where the extended anchor chains can be clipped before committing to the finishing moves.

Left most route on White Trash Wall. Starts right of the arête, up the crack system on good holds, and pull onto the steep bulge.

Climb up to the lone bolt then slightly left to the arête.  Follow the jugs to the top.

Climb the handcrack that narrows to a fingercrack up the slightly slabby wall.  Finish on chickenheads.  Good rock.

Although rarely done, this route climbs quite well. Follow a thin crack up to a juggy horizontal, place awkward pro, then commit to the crux sequence up the thin seam. Follow larger holds with great horizontals up the pumpy headwall.

Protection is small but solid. With fun edges and pinches

Climb the face on the right side of the dihedral using the numerous chickenheads.  Decent rock.

Boulder crux start to good positve hold 15' up. Continue on good hold and beer left towards Tandem Slide anchors.

Climb the wide crack 45 feet on good rock to the top.

Top roper's paradise.  Also has some good moderate and easy leads on west and south faceing good quality rock.

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