This is one of two obvious lines on the North Side. Follow a rail and zig-zagging crack system up to a notch.

North Overhang Right

North Face

Panorama Traverse

NW Pin Scars

Northeast Notch

Tunnel of Love

North Overhang Left

Directly below an old eyebolt for a toprope, the route follows an almost direct line on very steep to vertical rock. Some larger holds help, but it is something of an *enduro* type problem. This is a fun, get-in-shape route. There are several different lines that account for the range on difficulty.

This dynamic traverse has lots of variations. The classic being the sds at the arete and traversing left, swimming up the large flake and out the small chimney. Variations include adding the east face, which bumps it up a grade.

This is an old aid line that is quite fun and a little to a lot heady to boulder, a bit highball to a midway drop or very highball to the top. It starts on the large wall on the north side of Pumpkin Rock. After a few moves, it moves left into pin scars and then goes directly up. It is also listed as

North Overhang Left

, 5.12, for the full line. Drop from the midway crack, around 20 feet, or finish up the X rated topout. It is best to rehearse the moves on TR if the latter.

Start low in the notch on the face and then work up and right and fInish on the ramp.

This is a thirty-foot-long, 80-degree overhung offwidth problem.  Though the length, overhang, and offwidth suggest a much harder problem, some large holds inside the crack make the climbing considerably easier.  This is a good, moderate introduction to offwidth roof cracks.  The rock texture is abrasive, so knee protection is recommended for the leg jams.

This is an old aid practice line that follows heavily pin-scarred cracks up to join with

North Overhang Right

at the notch. I haven't climbed it, the grade is a guess.

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Routes in Pumpkin Rock