Middle climb if the right face working through some jugs a midway crimp into more jugs.

Chicken Chase

5.8 Crack

Zero Gravity

Goat Nuggies

Unknown Slab

Chicken Wing

The "5.11"/ Unnamed #2

Unknown

The Original Route

Latex Sheath

Goat Rodeo

Unknown Crack

Chicken Nuggies

A nice climb working up positive opposing crimps.

#3 on Ed Sewall's old photo, start at crack and climb straight up in the middle of the wall.

A quick warm up climb on the right side of the Boulder section at Goat Rock.

Climb the slab to the right of the crack.  Has been bouldered.

A really fun and rare Lincoln Woods off-width where the name acts as the key to it's success. Super fun and worth while to learn off-width climbing!

If you are looking for a steep jug haul, climb this route. I saw a line (#2) from Ed Sewall's old photo uploaded by Joe M. This line is also mentioned in the guide book on Gunks app by Dana Seaton. However, I have no idea if this line I'm submitting is that line at all. Just climb it and have fun guys. Start at the cluster of jugs about 5 feet to the right of 5.8 Crack, move up to the crimp near the "B" of "Blunted", make a big throw up to the first tier of the ledge (you will probably end up on a slopper/ crimp). Then match your hands to a real jug on the second tier of the ledge right behind the first tier.Grab a bad crimp or two and reach up and left to an undercling. From the undercling, climb slightly right on jugs until you reach the bottom of the small corner. Grab a hidden sidepull on your left and throw for a pinch before reaching the top of the boulder. Obviously the crack of "5.8 crack" is off route.

Climb the arête to the right of the roof finishing up on the race.

Start at the right facing corner under the left end of the obvious roof.  Climb up to a good horn, and then continue straight up.  #4 on the old beta photo.

Start up the shallow right facing corner than traverse the lip of the roof topping out to the right.  #5 on Ed's old photo.  A slightly easier variation is to traverse low around the roof finishing on the right side of the roof.  #5A on the beta photo, goes at 5.11

Climb the obvious crack on the right side of the wall.  Has been bouldered/solo'd.

A fun little problem arching over the left side of the Chicken Wing crevasse.

The only real toprope area in Lincoln Woods, this area is located at picnic area 9C.  Unless you have very long slings or a static line, trad gear is needed to setup for toproping.  Will add more here very soon...

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Routes in Goat Rock