Located in the steep gully left and up from the "Outpatient Clinic."  Technique oriented sport route on the right wall of the guuly. Bring your guns and shoes for the start and your head for the slightly sporty finish.

The Antibiotic

The Night Nurse

Cardiac Corner

Excited Delirium

Synethesia  AKA Linger Fickin Good!

Tourette's

The Frankson Squeeze

Nasal Reflux

Deviated Septum

Gritstone bouldery start to awkward leaning corner, then great black crimps and knobs.

Balancey, bearhuggy, gritstonesque climbing with two bolts gets you to a great rest ledge. Charge your batteries and launch into overhanging flared hands in a tight leaning right facing corner. The business is difficult flared fingers and body scumming over a bulge. Mantle over to another great rest. Finish with a fun, strenuous stembox with two bolts.

90ft of mostly finger jamming. the off-width at the top is "pleasantly easier"

Starts just left of Synesthesia and Cardiac Corner. Climb techy face past 4 bolts to an awkward entry move into the obvious crack, which gets smaller and more splitter as one gets higher. Save a small cam for the finish.

A large horizontal squeeze roof, requiring a parlor trick to get established in.  (Similar to Lucille in Vedauwoo) Either walk around the back and belay from inside the cave, or do the direct start (adding 30' of 9+ or so).  Chain anchor up top.

 Originally graded "5.hard!!!", so I put 5.11 as a guess.  (think scarpelli, not ....)

This route is bound to become a doctor's office classic. Start up vertical face on awesome side pulls to second bolt. Moving from right hand jug until standing on low angle slab is crux one.  Get a no hands rest on low angle slab. Move up over the bulge, follow the rail up till the obvious horns are above (crux 2). Climb up the horns and up the remaining face to anchors. 

Climb up low fifth class to big left hand sidepull to get first clip. Move straight up on slanting holds until just below the second bolt. Make clip, then climb up using spectacular holds for both left and right hands until standing on the low angle slab (crux). Once standing, move right to finish on nasal reflux.

A collection of harder routes are scattered on both the north and south sides of the canyon with a couple of easier lines.

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Routes in The Outpatient Clinic