Great, easy climb. Climb the east side of the prow, going up to climb a great arete. There is a slight overhang near the top, you can either climb over it, or go to the right and around it.

Serotonin

Labor and Delivery

Blackstreak Boys

Detachable Futures

Old Glory

Bellingham Blues

Mullein

Mister Cruel

Leary Ledges

Scatterbrain (AKA Final Hurrah)

26 Bananas

Bowling for Cars

Jack Be Nimble

Graham Slam

I'm blue, I'm a dog, I'm a dog.

This route travels up a large, block-filled gully with superb views of Logan Canyon and the river far below. The book says it can be done in 1 or 2 pitches, but there was no obvious belay station, so I suggest cruising through in 1 pitch. The route has some loose, chossy holds and some loose pebble to cobble size rocks on it, so I advise both the climber and especially the belayer to wear helmets!  The climbing is easy and consistent at 5.5.  Protection is typical of Logan Canyon limestone: notoriously tricky to place solidly.  Luckily, spots for protection are numerous and hand holds abound.  Not a route to seek out in and of itself, but if you're up at Mullein land and have a trad rack with you, give it a shot.

This is an awesome little crack climb on the very far left wall of Mullein Lands. It might be a little difficult to spot, but if you just look for a little tree on the rocks, you can spot the chains right next to them.

Climb the first two bolts of "I'm Blue"  Head left from the second bolt to the black streak.  Climb the black streak to the anchors.

Crux comes between the second and third bolt, and may feel a bit exposed.

Great route and position.  Somewhere in the 11+/12- range.

Hard moves off the ground, then easier above the small overhang.

One of the better 5.9s in the canyon. Climb just to the right of the big overhang. A few tricky moves to get on top of the overhang, but after that it's a breeze. There are many cool/different features on this climb. Make sure you are rappelling down the right side of the climb if you are using one rope.

Climb the arete to the left of Mister Cruel. Stay left of the prow for 5.8 climbing or you can go to the right of the prow for 5.10 climbing.

This rout requires either a 70m rope or 2 60m ropes, unless you want to scramble up to the first bolt to belay. The crux is at the third bolt where there is a very cool lay back move. After the crux, the climb gets very chill. The chains are up on an awesome grassy ledge

Fun route.  The guidebook suggests two pitches, but it can easily be run together in one.  scramble or follow the crack to the left facing corner.  Enjoy nice hand jams or liebacking up to the large ledge.  Belay here if doing two pitches.  From here, there are two cracks taking you up to the next ledge.  Now follow the 'crack' looking thing in the center up to the top.  There are several cracks for building an anchor at the top.

Rap down from the 'Mister Cruel' anchors with a single 70 m.

Climb the large, easy pillar and clip the first bolt. The climb wanders left and right until you get to the top. Pretty sustained, great climb.

Very fun, easy climb. There are a couple of slick parts between the 1st and 2nd bolts, but it isn't too bad.

This fun route can be climbed in 1 or 2 pitches, I think it climbs better as a single pitch.  The route climbs double cracks up an arete to a big ledge.  From the ledge climb the obvious splitter up the face on/left of arete.  FYI cracks on this climb are surprisingly clean of dirt, grass and bushes.

Climb the left face of the big overhang. Crux is from the start to the first ledge, where it get a little balancy. Once you are on the ledge, climb up the crack to the right. Great Climb!

Face climb to a roof followed by a side-pull crack to the chains. The first 2 bolts have good holds and the movement can be a little extended for short people. The roof is a crimp with a sharp under-cling to move to the nose.

This route is dedicated to Justin Graham, one of the best climbers Logan has ever known. He lived fearlessly and loved climbing in the realm of the overhang.

Start from the ground for a harder boulder problem or skip the awkward start and traverse in from the right from on top of the boulders.  Go straight up two bolts.  Trend right 3 bolts afterwards.  Leftward is 'Blackstreak Boys'.

Surprisingly pumpy route or I was tired from drilling on lead.  Some sort of 5.11 with the boulder problem and a .10 without.  Get out and climb it!  Lots of a little pebbles hanging on to this one, so be aware of that.

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Routes in Mullein Land