Start matched on a low edge. Climb left finishing on the end of the crack traverse

Splash Zone

Dazed and Confused

Tarzan's Crack

Crack Traverse

The Rail Project

Pull Out or Bleed

A Rat

Sketchbook

Moss Boss

Tarzan

Topless

Begin matched on low crimp rail with heel hook. Pull up right to slopey side pull and throw for the lip.

SDS with double underclings. Move up and compress the arête to gain the jug. Match and drop. Full top out is slabby, blank and still a project.

Sit start and climb the crack into the top section of Tarzan

Starting in the far left of the overhang, traverse left across large ledges to the right angling crack. Ride the crack to a large ledge. Top out or drop. Often wet.

Start matched on the massive slot. An epic gymnastic sequence with two huge moves and arguably the best hold in the UP lies beneath a huge and heady top out with sparse holds. Still has yet to see an ascent. Another slightly harder version traverses in from the left on small edges. 

Stand start on two side pulls. Moderate techy climbing leads to a powerful and scary sequence to the lip. Highball.

Stand start and climb the arête to a slopey top out.

Technical climbing on ledges with varying levels of positivity leads to a thoughtful top out.

SDS matched in the slot with feet under the bulge. Climb horizontal edges to the top.

SDS low and left. Ride the sweet rail feature to more big ledges and a mantle top out. If only it were taller...

The first section of climbable rock off of Beagle Club Road. Two outcrops of granite ranging from 12 to 30 feet in height that contain a good mix of slab, face, and overhung lines.

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Routes in Pathway Palisades