This is the most obvious crack a ways to the right of

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Have a Beer with Fear

Mega Missy Makes Manhattans

Peanut Butter and Crimp Sandwich

Missy Makes a Mess

Whiskey

The Haberdashery

Pugs in the Tub

Scotch with a Twist

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Scotch

Gin Fizz

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Start on

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and then cut right on a ledge to finish up an obvious left-facing lieback flake.

This is an obvious black stained crack which extends from bottom to top.

A crimpy and balance kind of climb. Its definitely worth the effort to set up a toprope because the crux is near the top and a fall could result in some folded ankles or worse. If you want to do this as a highball just bring all of the crash pads and some trusted spotters.

Climb a double crack system with an undercut start and then wander up easy cracks to the top.

A bit right of the center of the crag, an obvious botton-to-top crack system that starts as two cracks and ends as a single crack.

This is a good little climb for the grade. I give it a star mostly for the nifty undercling early on.

This left-leaning crack is seen on the first rock, to the right when walking to the campfire circle on a formation that is separate from the main Circle Crag. This is the left of two cracks seen on the crag. Move up into the main crack, passing a small bush, the jam and lieback to the top.

This is the face just right of Haberdashery.

This climbs the right-leaning cracks, above a brown scoop, on the left side of the face.

Climb the piton scarred crack about six feet right of "Scotch With a Twist", then up and left to the top.

Climb the face about 10' right of "Scotch".

Climb a short thin and shallow crack to a ledge.  Here the crack widens to splitter wide hands.  Follow the crack to the top.

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Routes in Circle Crag