Starts off with a large right facing hand crack on a boulder out of the ground then heads straight up to the roof above.  Work your way around the horn past the fixed nut and then straight up to the chains.

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Bee Line

Ogre

Follow the low angled right facing diehedral up to a tree.  You'll figure out how this route got its name when you're about two thirds the way up on a sunny day.

If you've been looking for a sustained 10" wide crack to practice your off-width skills in the Inland Northwest, then this is it.  This dirty crack will wear you down and spit you out five feet from the bottom.  The climbing eases up once the crack offsets into a flared chimney.

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Routes in Granite Point