A technical climb with a lot of deceptive holds, the jugs are there but it might take some searching! Starts up on a ledge to the right of water people.

Damn that John Deer

White Ave.

Abandon Ship

Highland

Yosemite Flake

Grand Ave.

Forest

Clinch

Twisted Aces

Introduction

Sam's Party Store

Golden Child

Brushy Mountain

Silver Tongue

Ace in the Hole

Cumberland Ave

Overloaded

Royal Blue

Laurel

Preamble

Anchors Away

Question Authority

Stomp

Ambitious Aces

On a Clear Day

Turtle Tracks

Diesel and Dust

Water People

Boulder Babes

Stoneman

Vic and Bills

The Long Branch

Given zero stars in both guides, this is a pretty good route in West Obed. One of the first routes encountered from the far west approach, this climb has just enough holds where you need them. A good warm-up before heading into Ft. Sandstone.

Climb the steep wall that resembles the bow of a ship through a flake that says climb aboard. 

Shares start with Stomp. It's worth downclimbing from the second bolt and unclipping the first to reduce rope drag. 10- climbing takes you to a no hands under the roof. A long runner is needed for the 5th bolt, but it's also possible to clip over the roof then unclip the 5th bolt. A pumpy traverse with bad feet takes you to the base of the flake. Some exceptional and unique movement takes you to the top. 

Great exposed face climbing with a flake up high. 

A decent route up the right side of the arete with a good view at the top. Crux is in between the 4th and 5th bolt.

Awesome climb, long moves on unique jugs on overhanging terrain. 

I found the movement to be much more enjoyable on this one than on Twisted Aces. Good views at the top. The hardest moves for me seemed to be getting just past the first bolt. Everything after that was nice, sustained climbing.

Great climbing on this "strip" of rock. 

A casual start brings you to a few long moves and a short crux. The climbing is technical and vertical, stays really clean for the area.

Climb the face just right of Abandon Ship.

Be on your game unless you want to get stomped. Good and long. 

If you have done the other two Aces routes, do this one too, 

Starts on a shelf/ledge. Climb the vertical face. 

Work up a blocky face to some roofs up and right. 

Climb the golden face. A good intro to this grade. 

Named after an infamous saloon on Cumberland Ave. Sometimes wet.

Mostly vertical slabby climbing with some steep routes as well. Also houses a nice little collection of beginner routes for newer leaders.

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Routes in Fort Sandstone