From a base of a twisted tree and brush start up a face with thin pockets and sidepulls with a small bulge then continue up the face to anchor.

Leaving the Nest

THIS IS BOLLUCKS

Mushroom Trip

Dancin' with Moloch

WildSpleef's Wildride

Flyin Brian Approved

Mouse bones

Bohemian Club

A great route, up the long sustained face. Staying close to the water streak but remaining always on the right of it. A good warm up.

Named by a terrified hobit mexicana after it was freshly bolted and not so clean. The route has since cleaned up and is a nice warm up.

Climb the right most flake on the wall. Up a pumpy roof to a plated face with great patina edges and cracks to an anchor at a good ledge above. The crack above the ledge is a great handcrack dihedral that goes at 5.10a.

A thin testpiece up a masterful slab/ vertical face. Cruxy the whole way.

Climb the entire wall! Climb a tricky thin dihedral up to a steep and reachy bulge to gain access to the head wall then contiue all the way up. Continue up the face until it narrows to a steep pillar. Climb the arete of the pillar to an anchor. Beware on the descent, have the appropriate rope length.

Climbed the morning after the wake of Flyin' Bryan McCray. RIP

The obvious crack on the left side of the wall. Great climbing with varied movement.

The Owls Den is a relatively new wall up and left of Red Springs gully. The routes are tall and the climbing is thin and delicate. Bring a 70m rope, for safety. A 60 will barely make some of the routes but to be sure bring a longer rope. The climbing is new so the holds can be fragile. Otherwise the routes are very nice.

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Routes in The Owl's Den