Awesome juggy traverse with minimal feet. There are a few options to toe jam, toe hook or heel. There aren't really any low feet, and the jugs are quite far back. Ideally you can cover your arms with a long sleeve shirt or prepare to scrape your arm up a little bit on the traverse. Although juggy, the lack of low feet options and the holds being far back make it quite pumpy. 

Prow Traverse

Life boat

Rusty Anchor

Off the Starboard Quarter

Rock the Boat

Squeeze the Prop

Torpedo

Start on gastoned right hand rail below big dish. Left hand goes to a lower rail. Move up and into the dish, and top out above it. There is a nice edge to reach for at the top, just hidden. Scope it out or trust yourself. 

THERE IS A BIT OF ROCK AT THE BOTTOM OF THE RIGHT CRACK/GAP THAT WIGGLES. AVOID STEPPING ON IT. 

 Interesting line that involves side pulls, pinches and jugs.

Fun pinch/sidepull problem. Can be done dynamically. There aren't a whole lot of feet in the middle of the climb. Work your way up the crack to where it rounds off into a jug. Find whatever feet you can and top out. 

Traverse across the juggy bit shoulder height at overhanging side of boulder. (Right side to left side). Then, climb up crack using whatever feet you can find. There is a left hand crimp and sidepull that are used to help here. Top out the climb. 

Climb the line using compression between the two sides. The crux is the high left heel and figuring out where to go with left hand. Top out is potentially sketchy as well. 

 Start right hand on a chest level edge, with a thumb on the side, and left hand on a slightly lower side pull. Left foot goes below the Right hand. Work your way up and right to a high hidden dish to top out on. 

Tall, standalone boulder on the top of the hill. There will be a large overhang sticking out as you walk up to it, and a rope on the slab side.

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Routes in Battleship Rock