Fun moves down low with a high step and reach to a little pocket lead to good blocky holds the rest of the way. The anchor at the top is two normal bolts with a couple old biners left there. It would be nicer if there were some chains there. UPDATE, there are quicklinks there now. 

Glenn's 10

Lillian's Arete

50% Chance of Rain

Flake route

Eve's Drop

The Crack

Wildflower

Velveeta

Stoke Tank FULL

Squeeze Chesse

Start on slightly less than vertical rock and work up through pockets and rails to the beautiful finish.  Enjoy the view.

You will be facing this route as soon as you top out the scramble up to the squeeze ledge. I found myself climbing the crack for the majority of the climb and having to step out onto the face to make  some very awkward clips although the guidebook says the route follows the face. I wouldn't bother to climb it again as it was poorly bolted, would make a better trad climb.

This route climbs steep pumpy rock through a left facing corner and killer roof up high.  I found this route a bit harder than the one to the left.  See for yourself.  Another awesome route.

The route wanders onto both sides of the arete on big holds with long reaches.  It ends with a mantle beneath the shuts.  Stay left to avoid joining Roulette.

Fun trad climb, makes a good first trad lead. The top anchors from the sport Glenn's 10 are used for this climb as well.

If you've scrambled onto the squeeze ledge to climb Eve's Drop but find it baking in the sun, this is a shady alternative. Climb moderate terrain to first and second bolt, then using underclings and crimpers, find your way through the crux to the third bolt. The guidebook mentions a hold breaking off at some point, I imagine it was near the blankness north of the second bolt. Continue past positive crimpers and rails to anchor.

A good face climb just right of the Eve's Drop arete.  This climb is somewhat similar except for a couple more powerful moves down low and a couple thinner moves up high.

Plenty of interesting placements make the first half an easily enjoyable romp. The more vertical finish ends with a climactic shift right to an obvious tree.  

  Could use a little cleaning. One noticeable shoe-box sized loose rock half-way. Some fractures here and there. The top get's your hand's dirty, but doesn't detract from this great route.

This route climbs the middle of the wall directly off the Squeeze ledge.  The rock is nearly flawless, the movement stellar, and the view is a beauty.   

  This route is quintessential Obed style.  A gem of a rock climb.

Relatively difficult to find wall. Hot in the afternoon, with a couple trees at the top. We've tried to clean the rocks from the upclimb but rockfall is still a concern.

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