Good beginner route. If you want to climb High Dollar Value Meal, work left from the chains, scramble across the ledge to a set of belay anchors.

Itty Bitty Biscuits

Double The Beef For A Buck

Roadside Couloir

Big Toasty Buns

Root'n Toot'n Gluten

My Favorite Carcinogen

Special Sauce

Land, Sea and Air Burger

Double Beat Loaf

See Food Diet

High Dollar Value Meal

Bacon Bacon Bacon

Little Toasty Buns

McBitchin

Gut Bomb

McAwesome

Fun 2-pitch outing that gets you above the road. Climb Itty Bitty Biscuits or Double Beat Loaf. At the chains under the roof move left on the ledge, clipping a bolt where the roof pushes you off-balance. The belay station is located left of the start of pitch 2 about 15 feet to protect the belayer from potential rock fall. Crux is the second pitch.

Climbs up the Couloir then cuts right, climbs around the arete then climbs the slightly less than vertical wall above to chains.

This route follows the line of the ice climb by the same name. Anchors are on the left wall a little beyond the top of the couloir. We decided to use glue-ins because of seasonal water. Not hard, but harder than it looks.

Start on the left corner (arete) of the Roadside Couloir. Climb up into the light colored rock under the roof and go left where the the bolts split into two routes. Surmount the roof (crux, super fun moves!) and clip chains on the less-than-vertical wall above.

**in a Homer Simpson voice*** "Mmmmmmm......french fries". Right of McAwesome on the slab. Climbs up to a shallow pod, then pulls a brief vertical section before the chains.

Fun route with a bit of vertical and great cobbles.

The only better than bacon is MORE bacon.

Start on the left corner (arete) of the Roadside Couloir and climb straight up. Avoids the roof and moves right to anchors above the

couloir. Surprisingly airy, fun geometry, exciting location.

Climb the Roadside Couloir. When you get to a ledge where that route is essentially over, step right onto the vertical wall and climb a few mover vertical bolts to chain anchors. The last 20' make the lower 50' worth it!

Short with a little pump, a well protected and fun route. I think this is the third route Noah ever drilled and redpointed.

This is the route that starts immediately outside the bottom right hand corner of the Roadside Couloir. It starts on the arete and climbs vertically to share anchors with Double The Beef For A Buck.

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