Offwidth dihedral. Rappel from a tree at the top or walk off to the right.

Anger Management

Fahq Yeah

Four Shower Tokens, a Guinness, and My Girl

Darwin Loves You

Donor

Hurt

A Chip Off the Old Sturnum

The Haas Memorial Route

Same Way

The Walmartification of Trad

Smell the Glove

Tong Shing

First Time

Stephanie's Cabaret

Generosity

Nice To Know You

Normalised Bramapithecus

Farley's Folly

Pinkies Extended

Swap Meet

Family Tradition

Let's Boogie

Helping Hands

Johnny on Roofies

Crux near the 6th bolt.  Trust your body position and statically clip the 6th bolt.  Highly technical climb requiring forethought and deliberate maneuvers.

Enjoy the crimps and slopers.

Bring a Squib Clip for the first clip, or be sure to spot the climber until clipped.

Nice jugs and pinches to start.  Long upward throw to the top!

First, check for spiders. The sheer number of large spiders and webs make make this route unclimbable except for by the very brave.

From the back of the cave, climb up and right to gain access to a roof crack (#1s and #2s) followed by face climbing with jugs and ledges. Crux is pulling the roof at the start. Rappel from the anchors of Normalised Bramapithecus on the right.

Beging this fun route... Good holds followed by a great jug. Careful, don't pump out.

This is a wall classic.  Smooth slightly overhanging and what looks like plated face.

A stick clip is advised due to the awkward and difficult start.  Make the weird moves to gain the face above the bulge.  Begin up the pocketed face with a difficult move.  Then continue to the many pockets to the occasional thin crimp.  Make a tough move through a few bulges to the easy finish under the capped roof.  This route probably stays dry in a light rain.

Starting off a boulder weave your way thru less featured rock to  a more featured section of wall above.

Climb the right-facing dihedral to a ledge under a roof. Traverse under the roof to a crack that leads to the anchors. Check anchors for integrity before rappelling.

Start at the back of the cave and follow the crack out. Once out of the cave, the crack becomes an offwidth dihedral to a ledge followed by a chimney.

Pull up pumpy but large plates to a ledge that you can get a no hands rest on before pulling the crux bulge. One more bolt takes you to the anchors.

Chimney climbing most of the way to a couple of face moves, with a couple of jams thrown in there as well.

Clip two bolts than climb the lieback crack or use face holds. At the top, traverse left to finish at the anchor for Pinkies Extended.

This climb starts on top of a rock and immediately traverses right 10' or so to get to your first bolt.  Pretty straightforward climb, nothing too extreme (it is a 5.8 after all).  A great view above the trees awaits you at the top.

Short route with a bouldery start. Though the fingerlocks and reachy pockets provide a challenge.

bouldery start on some sandy rock, through a small roof to a huge stance. rest here then head up the overhanging wall with the moves getting less and less straightforward. fight the pump until you hit the final holds and clip the chains.

Easy first clip followed by a tricky bulge and then rewarding slab climbing above.

Reach high for the start holds then surmount a roof to gain the slightly overhanging face.

Boulder moves on the start to gain the face. Head left and up on decent holds. Balance back right for the finish. In the early spring the starting holds can get iced over.

A low crux and steep plates lead to a good rest before a cool boulder problem on pockets and big iron features.

Great beginning-leaders route.  Slightly vertical like most routes in the Red, but HUGE holds and ends before anyone should be getting any pump.  There in one hold in the wall that's kind of like a bumpy golf ball, but totally spherical; cool feature.

Fun climb that starts in/near a large crack, sort of runs up the right side of 2 cool parallel curving cracks with a few tricky moves up high.  Unfortunately it gets a touch sandy near the top but still very much worth the effort.

Similar in style to its left neighbor (Donor), though perhaps a touch easier. Candidate holds are less abundant than on Donor, however it ultimately feels somewhat less pumpy. The start (getting on the first ledge) is also significantly easier which may help with the pump. Maybe 10d is stiff, could be 11a.

Pull through a small overhang to crimps and slabby moves.

Tricky start from the roof followed by easier terrain on jogs and pockets.  Two large bulges that are hard to pull but big rests after.  The move to the anchors can also be pretty rough.

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