Best of the crappy rock routes on this crag. Thin-ish face moves on slabby kitty litter lead to some nice brown rock. 6 bolts to Mussy Hooks. Anchor at top is sort of a rope shredder if you are getting lowered due to a sharp plate just below the Mussy Hooks.

Susan's Notes: Route is farthest right on the crag just before an extremely exfoliating corridor. First two bolts are up some thin entry moves entwined with orange lichen.

Sloe Eye Fizz

Sparge

Bad Shine

200 Proof

Hooch

Kettle Corn

Laughably bad rock gives a funky boulder problem start. Clip a few bolts where giant dinner-plates have been removed and move left crossing over towards Sparge past two more bolts (squeeze job) and shared anchors.

Hard-ish moves on bad rock up just right of Kettle Corn. The first bolt is sorta hard to clip, but you can boulder past it and clip after you are above it on good solid holds. Continue up the face past 6 bolts to Mussy Hooks.

Takes a bold line up the worst rock on the crag. This one has a bail link on the second bolt. Start in the broken area and work your way up the buttress, keeping right of the exfoliating overlap to your left. Really crappy rock and 6 bolts to Mussy Hooks.

Best route on the crag on surprisingly good rock. Take the best portion of rock up the middle of the face. 6 bolts to Mussy Hooks.

Somewhat contrived even though it is a crack line. Stay off 200 Proof that is two feet to your left as you climb the crack. After about 10 feet it eases considerably.

Susan's Notes: Bring some .5"-2.5" gear. This route has it's own anchors up and right of the crack. Or just top rope from the closed shut anchors to your left on 200 Proof should you choose.

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Routes in Moonshine Pillar