Sit down start at the left end of the big tooth in the corner of the cave or start further right  and down low for a little more mileage traversing up the flake/tooth as for Woe Down. Reach up right to gain a slopey rail. Match and follow the crack out right under the leaning tree until you can campus up to the jug and top out.

A Bitter Bale

Sniffles

Perfectly Cromulent

Two Lost Boots

The Woe Down

High Hopes

Sit down start left end of the tooth flake  or further right and traverse up it. Reach up and right to the slopey angling crack as with Bitter Bale but instead of heading right along the crack,  work up from a kneebar or pop to a high ear with the left and gain the slopey lip at the top of the overhanging face. Throw a heel out right and press out the cool mantle. Easier than I thought it was going to be, but fun. Stay out of the wide corner crack to the left.

Sit down start with your left foot on the left end of the big flake. Move right to the left facing corner and the nice angling crack. Layback up it to a jug and finish straight up. There are a couple relatively thin moves up high so make sure you are secure. You don't want to fall from the top

A pretty classic, fun line, if I may say so myself. At the overhanging bouldering wall at the left side of the crag, look for a low slopey horizontal that starts from a big flake system below a left facing corner. Sit down start at the left side of the flake, pop up to the horizontal and move left using the slopers and kneebars to where the crack heads up and splits and you can get a nice incut edge down and left. Follow the left branch of the crack to its end where you can get a tips jam (tape). Work your feet and crank for the horizontal above. At the horizontal, avoiding the tree in back of you, continue left on slopers until you can pop for a jug at the lip and press the top out. I didn't use the right branch of the crack as it has a root growing down it and is usually damp. If it ever dries out, that might be a bit easier variation. 

  An obvious future link-up would be to continue left on the high horizontal and top out as on High Hopes

Start at any point along the bottom crack and traverse left until you find crimps above the bottom crack. Get a good left foot and reach up left to a crimp and pop to the top.You can also dyno from the crimps to the top for some fun.

Start low and to the right and traverse left out the big tooth flake to the corner and finish as you please, up the wide corner crack or onto the wall traverse to the left. A good warm-up route hanging off big rounded holds and usually dry (at least the flake)

This small ledge offers some short but nice looking moderate roped climbing and good bouldering opportunities. The taller portions of the craglet run a little over 25' tall with the option for short leads or TRing from the trees up top. The bouldering is just starting to be developed (mostly on the left side so far), but some of it is very good.Definitely wear some orange during hunting season, as hunters use the area a lot.The rock is featured granite with interesting quartz formations. The approach is only about 10 minutes walk, but off trail enough that you are away from other visitors. The ledge faces SE.

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Routes in Breakheart Ledge