I put anchors on this line but never sent it clean so didn't make a plaque or name it. Mostly tips crack. It's probably 12-

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Emmanator

Chota Boy

The Dangling Chad

Far Right

Two Party System

Spiderpig of the Desert

Imagine

Crooked As They Come

Stairway to Heaven

The Campaigner

In and Out

The Far Left

100% yourself

This is essentially a much easier version of Layaway Plan.  Fingers and thin hands varnished corner to an undercling roof.  Watch for loose stuff at the start.  Use runners at the roof (sharp edge)  60m rope gets you down.

Starts with a short section of thin fingers liebacking and really slick feet. Crack widens to tight hands to hands with feet features on the right. After 50 feet, the crack sharply arcs to the right and and passes through a bulge before finishing with good hands. This transition section has some feet on the face but good hand jams. Just run for it! The anchors can also service a offwidth climb to the right. (Too Close to Call, 5.10 ?)

Fun short finger crack with plenty of pods for feet!

Not exactly sure of route name, but does not appear to be in Bloom. Begins with broken and slightly loose climbing for the first half, up to a rounded ledge. Immediately off the ledge work your way through a pod with only marginal hands (steep, crux) and then jam a clean, right leaning hands crack to the anchors

A short 5.10 crack.  Traverse a low face with good feet and hands. Step up into a loose looking corner sporting a 3-4" crack.  Ascend the somewhat sandy corner crack.  Follow the  now ±2.5" crack right, out onto the face, through a pod, to the anchors.

Ascend a corner up a wide variety of 5.10 climbing.  Not the prettiest route on the block, but is fun.

A beautiful line that just feels out of reach. The crack does not begin for a good 15 feet. Either boulder up there on nothing or climb another crack to the right and traverse in on nothing. Either way, be prepared for a delicate start. The middle section has many pods to rest in and the final 20 feet are amazing .75s.

A three pitch rim route. The final pitch climbs the long upper splitter visible from the ground.

P1 climbs the wide corner. 1-2 #6 camelots and a pair of pants are nice here. Belay is two bolts on a ledge left of the corner 5.10

P2 Leave the big gear on the anchor and follow the fingers/tips crack on the left. Bring a very small cam for where the crack pinches down (we used a red X4) and be prepared to crimp a bit. 5.11

P3 The $$$ pitch! Climb 42 meters of splitter hands. The top is a little sandy and there is one larger block to beware of, climb carefully near it. Belay on top of this pitch is gear and takes .4-#1 camelots.

The top rap station is located just to the climber's right of where P3 tops out. Follow cairns up and right to find it. From there, rap the route. The first rappel is an absolute stretcher with a single 80M rope and is probably best done with double 60M ropes.

2 nice looking pitches, typical of Indian Creek I still only did the first one.

Start with heads up maneuvering up somewhat broken rock. When you gain the splitter it's one move of ring locks until you're in the handcrack, which is longer and more strenuous than it looks.

A clean right facing dihedral that is mostly thin hand and hands with a short finger section to the anchor.

Not your typical Indian Creek crack in a corner. There's a hand crack on the right that intersects the offwidth/chimney on the left that makes for some odd but cool movement.

In a right facing corner with a wandering secondary crack in the left wall. The Far Left begins wide and can swallow your shoulder. The secondary crack to the left provides a good beginning with hand jams and stems until the crack in the corner is a comfortable size. There are sections up higher where a sharp texture seems to be plastered just outside of the crack.

The crux is in the area about 20' up where the pro runs out and then there is 2 bolts of tricky corner and crimp jessery. This route has it all, tips, hands, chimney, sport jessery. A bit of "new wave" that actually isn't 5.13.

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