Climb the overhanging arete in the pit. Make a huge throw to a slopey rail.

Cup of Tea

Riding the Elephant

Squeezing Your Mom

Like many of the classic lines at Haycock, this is all about compression.  

  SDS on obvious, yet low, jug. Dyno up to slopers on the faint lip and then trend leftwards. Climb up the prow and then trend back right slightly towards the topout finish.

Another powerful compression line. This one might definitely be height dependent as you'll need every possible inch to span this boulder.  

  SDS squeezing the prow and work your way up the left and right arete until its possible to mantle over the top.

There is not a high concentration of climbs in this area, but it is in close proximity to some of the other more frequented areas. It can be easy to get lost in this area due to the heavy amount of jumbled talus and shrub growth. What the area lacks in concentration, it makes up in quality. Some excellent problems worth checking out in this section.

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Routes in James Brown Area