This is the left facing left arching dihedral on the very right end of the crag. Climb up layback and hand crack moves to the anchors of Nystagmus.

The Unmentionable

Grain of Salt

Feets Don't Fail Me Now

Self Medication

Grundle Bundle

Unstable Behavior

For Goodness Blake

Lick Your Wounds

Shake Down

The Hustle

All Washed Up

Russian Body Thief

Addiction

Grab n' Go

Lit Mini Kart

Poop Dolla!!

Pure Pleasure

Bay Harbor Butcher

Skull Eyeland

Road Kill

Work Therapy

Diesel Therapy

Sending in the Rain

Gas Huffer

Where the Sidewalk Ends

La NAMBLA

Nystagmus

The Devil in the White City

Tight Spot

Pull over  roof then climb up small pockets and edges to a balancy crux near the top.

Not the best route on the wall. Funky and slightly pumpy climbing.

Start left of the first bolt to take advantage of some back stepping on the wall behind you then trust your feet on the slab run to the anchors.

Steep pockets to a large move that gets you up to a shake before tackling a sustained run of slightly overhanging crimps and shallow edges.

Good slightly overhanging moderate climb. Has a nice rest at the halfway point.

Moderate ledge climbing to a no-hands rest. More jugs await to another no-hands rest. Continue up on decent holds until you face off with "the move". Blast through the crux with a precise left hand into a sharp slot, and finish off on slightly dirty but good holds to the chains.

A short flake feature to the right of Work Therapy. Start in a bit of an alcove, traverse up over the bulge, and follow the flake to the chains.

Start off through some thin face holds and technical climbing up the dirty face. Reach the break and rest then take on the more friendly arête to the top. Seems to be cleaning up nicely.

Start on the juggy arete and climb the crimpy slightly overhanging face. Save some juice for the crimpy crux at the top.

Start off a boulder in good holds but no feet due to the undercut roof start. But never fear, good crimps allow you to get established and get feet up. Crank great holds on steep rock and trend right as you head up the wall. A bulge midway serves up some cruxy moves. But its not over yet. Fight the pump clock on more nice pockets and edges to the anchors.

Climb edges up a slightly less than vertical face.

Starts with some large holds and becomes thin and technical.

Start the route and move through some sidepulls down low to move through the first couple bolts (consider stick clipping the second bolt). Continue on good holds to the ending where you'll have to pull on some tough crimps to gain the anchor clip.

I guess people really like this one and think it's one of the best at the wall, but I didn't think it was anything special.

Fun jug hauling to an interesting tongue of rock.

Start on the first few holds of Diesel Therapy then head up and right. 5.10 pump leads to a fun run to the chains.

Fun pumpy climbing up the middle of the slightly overhanging pocketed face.

Great climb on the left side boulders start. Sustained middle section tricky finish classic

Tough start. Then moves through some steep rock on good edges and pockets.

Its mostly easy slab except for a bouldery move at the 4th bolt as you leave the midway ledge. Then a little cryptic at the last bolt but a well protected crux.

Hard moves lead to a sit down rest in a hueco before a pumpy run to the chains.

This route is marked by a cool crimp/tufa feature on a blank section of the wall about halfway up the route. Start up the route and work up the tufa before heading to difficult moves near the anchor.

Awesome juggy start to the right of the first clip before some serious climbing. If you're feeling strong, the direct start goes at about the same grade. If you can keep the pump at bay on thin directional flakes, you can have this one in the bag!

A short blank section down low requires a bit of lock off and reach. Then enjoy relaxed and casual climbing above with plenty of good holds and rests to choose from.

Starts steep right off the ground, then becomes thin and slightly overhanging to the end.

Well flowing moves from bottom to top. Good'ish rests to keep the pump at bay but if you can't figure them out, good luck

This route climbs up interesting pockets and edges. Slightly dirty now but should clean up nicely.

(Have thoughts on this one? Send to me and I'll update it here.)

A bolted chimney for the first half, then easy slab to the anchors.

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Routes in Coopers Cove