Start by ascending Great Wall of China, or finding a way to shimmy left from the bottom of Ghost Rider. The crack just runs below the triangular roof feature, below the tree on the ledge above. Make your way up and right of that feature, continuing about all the way to the ledge tree. Once you get to the slightly overhanging face at the base of the tree, at the large horizontal crack, you can traverse leftward or just burl up and over the bulging arete

Chinese Finger Torture

Orient Express

The Wanderer

Tigers Eye

Secret Maze

Great Wall of China

Ghost Rider

Flight of the Seventh Moon

Starts at a crack to the right of The Wanderer, which is the left side of a large ledge where you would belay for routes like Orient Express. The official climb is very short, basically taking you to the top of the ledge, to the base of Chinese Finger Torture. However, you can take the crack proper all the way by continuing left through High Road to China or right through Chinese Finger Torture. 

Start with a thin crack and smearing feet. Snag a jug and move up onto the slab. Use holds in the seam and crimps on the right face. The angle steepens in the middle and you have to move onto the face. Finish up a lower angle slab that trends right to the anchors.

Aptly named. Start up the crack into a corner. Then a flakey crack that flares out into a wide crack that tops onto a dirty ledge with brush. From there, a final shallow stemming corner takes you to the anchors

This is a route from the ground up to the top of the Far East halfway ledge. This gets you to the bottom of most of the Far East climbs, such as Orient Express. Climb the left-facing crack to the top of the ledge.Also known as Eye of the Tiger in the Rocky Butte Quarry guidebook. Tiger's Eye is likely a reference to the chatoyant gemstone rather than "Eye of the Tiger" which is a hot single released by American rock band Survivor in 1982.

Start just to the left of the left-facing crack below the 1st bolt. Its a slabby face climb without great feet or hand holds. Smearing is essential

Starts with a slab then gains a right trending crack/flake. Chain anchor below the top ledge or tree above for a TR anchor.

A well-bolted line with a couple of challenging moves on the bulge. Start off on slab and end on slab. Top rope can been set up on the tree at the top or rappel down then lead your way back up.

Typical Rocky Butte. Look for the #3 markers to identify the area

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Routes in g. Far East Wall