Easy slab leads to an awkward little roof and a fun crack feature at the top.

Another Route Here May Be

Steroid Man

Bobby Jones Dihedral

Streaking for Fame

Michael Boltin

Smell My Feet

It's a Gift

Creepy Ass Cracker

Salt of the Earth

This has lots of positive breaks on an easy slab.

This looks a little broken and inconsistent, but enjoy the balancy sideways movements to small overhangs to thin crimps. There are probably not any full 11a moves, but three solid 10d sequences keep you honest.

This is a one sequence wonder, easier with some length -- but a cool move surrounded by a lot of worthwhile 5.8 climbing. This route can share anchors with climbs on either side.

Streaking for Fame climbs the immaculate water streak on the right side of the Hall of Fame. If you like techy face climbing, this route is not to be missed! We originally thought the route was 11d, but that's a bit of a sandbag.

Really positive 5.8ish slab gives way to a short headwall/arete that will be kind of scary for new leaders at this grade.

There may be a little rope drag from going angled, but otherwise this is a great climb at this grade with slab, sidepulls, stemming, chickenheads, and all sorts of fun.

You can share anchors here with

Bobby Jones Dihedral

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An easy slap leads to a small bulge and another 50' of easy slab.

Salt of the Earth is a very unique looking climb, with crystal blocks down low, that narrow and give way to thin crystal pockets and edges.

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Routes in Hall of Fame