Starting on the right side of the ledge and left of the tree, move up and left through the cruxy first 2 bolts to a ledge. Continue with a few reachy moves on good edges to the chains.

Roger the Shrubber

The Snows of Winter

Brave Sir Robin

Huge Tracts of Sand

Castle Awed

The Bright Side of Life

African Swallow

Every Crimp is Sacred

Your Mother Was A Hamster

Chicken of Augnor

English Pip Dogs

Ham and Jam and Spam

I Fart in Your General Direction

The Keeper

Ralfe the Wonder Llama

The French Taunt

Holy Grail

European Swallow

See You on Thursday

A Sacred Quest

Holy Hand Grenades

The Knights who say B

Bring out Your Dead

She's a Witch

Now We See the Violence Inherent in the System

Lady of the Lake

Arthur, King of the Britons

Ecki Ptang Zoom Boing

The Enchanter

But a Scratch

Trojan Rabbit

A Herring

Bring a stick clip! You must climb the jug overhaul and cut down the mightiest tree with... a herring! Equipped by Jesse Sterr

Start on the flake/slab. After the no hands rest get through the fingery section to finish on jugs. This route would not be suitable for a top rope because of rope drag at the anchors. It is slightly overhung. When danger reared its ugly head he quickly turned his tail and fled.

This is the first corner at end of approach trail. Do not climb. No anchors, rap from tree on left side of finish ledge. What's wrong with her? She's beautiful, she's rich, she's got huge... tracts of... sand! This rock is pure choss and too soft for anchors.

This line is very similar to and within eyesight of See You on Thursday.

This is a 2 pitches routes. Just look at how that beautiful crack is kissed in dappled sunlight... 2nd pitch FAd in 2017.

Capable of carrying a coconut, but non-migratory. Climb crack to left of European swallow. It shares anchors with European Swallow.

This route couldn't decide whether to be a face climb or an arete climb, so did both. Traverse to the arete at the 4th bolt on crimps, then scramble your way up the arete to a hands-free rest before pulling a tiny roof to the chains. To stay true to the grade, don't sneak around far left just before the chains, the holds are there!

If vertical crips are your style, then this is your jam!

Be ready for some thin crimps in the middle.  The holds can be hard to find toward the top, making the route feel harder than the moves actually are.

Go 20 feet to the right of Brave Sir Robin to find this slab of easy climbing with a little arete.

Another 100 feet right takes you to a straight vertical wall. This route has a cruxy start (potentially hard for short people). Get through this and you have even climbing to the chains.

The crux is above the last bolt. Jam your right hand in the crack, find good feet, and clip the chains.

Climb the crack 3 feet left of Castle Awed

A few feet to the right is this obvious slab. Take your time to find your way through a mix of holds to the anchors.

Steep with small pockets, right side of cave area.

This is the most beautiful line at Camelot and the vision of Josephine Sterr who with Jesse started the development of this crag. If you like you can climb the first half of it (5.9) to a set of anchors and lower.

Look to the right of Holy Grail. There is a short bolted line. This is a vertical line with a cruxy 2nd bolt move.

steep overhang feature to a hueco and rest.

20-30 feet of good climbing to a 4th class scramble.

Bring a stick clip! Start to the right of the holly bush, stay right of the hueco on a mix of pockets and crimps to a nice jug haul with a crimpy finish to the chains.

Starts as an offwidth and quickly narrows to an overhung. You may feel fine, but this one is no walk.

Except for the crux at the start this is almost a twin to Lady of the Lake. After the crux at the 2nd bolt enjoy the big holds.

Watery tarts distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. This crack can (should) be done freely on trad, or you can chicken out and use the occasional bolt from She's a Witch and Holy Grail. Shares Holy Grail's second set of anchors.

Turn the corner and find the best part of Camelot. This is the first of 3 routes on the tall wall. Either start on the overhang directly below the 1st bolt or traverse in from the right. Enjoy the vert/techy sequences.

Climb the short featured face to a mantle at the ledge above.

This one and the next three are on the Knights who say Ni ledge. Move right from The Snows of Winter and climb up the metal ladder to the ledge. This is the route farthest left on the ledge. Bring a stick clip! Climb around the holly bush to the hueco and continue up and left to a definitive crux.

This a short slab. The crux is finding the holds. They are there. Be patient.

This right trending slab requires a lot of attention to your feet.

Follow the to right and look for a blunt arete. After a cruxy start move on jugs to the anchors.

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Routes in Camelot