This route is easily visible from the road and is the kind that makes you stop and say, "Holy cow, what's that?" This clean left facing dihedral houses a thin finger crack with a tricky start. It's a great option for rainy days, as it stays dry even in a downpour.

Watch out for poison ivy at the anchors!

South Side of the Sky

Palm Friction

South Central

A no-feet start leads to less than vertical climbing on plates and edges.  At the 4th bolt the route turns vertical and finishes in a chimney as the holds get smaller and greasier.  Remember this is not a gym climb and stem or chimney your way to a fun no-hands anchor clip.

Climbs a line of pockets just to the right of South Side of the Sky. Sees almost no traffic, so it is pretty sandy and licheny...

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Routes in Mt. Olive Rock