The first route right of the Tree. A really fun route with a variety of movement.

Freight Train

Asking for a Friend

Gift of the Ten Gods

That's just my OLD acting up again

Turn Off Your Cool

The Road to Character

The Process of Becoming Nothing

Today, We are Thursday!

A Crack in Creation

Carbon Copy of Yesterday

Waku Waku Doki Doki

Delivering the Smiles

Does the Stoke Ever End?

The Priceless Value of Old Friends

All Your Pump Are Belong to Us!

Climb a couple of jugs up to a big left hand gaston...then crimp, gaston and tryhard your way through a pretty hard boulder problem (V4/5) to a sit down rest. Some 5.11 climbing brings you to the chains. Beware the tree. Strong boulder'ers might find this an easily doable 5.12...route climbers may find it hard for 12b.

The last route on the right side before turning the corner to the grey wall.  Climb some sharpish rock to the anchors under the big roof.

Climb steep rock and be thankful to the gods for 35 foot 5.10 routes this fun. A bunch of jugs and one crimp!  A few laps on this is a good warmup for the 12s.

100 feet around the left corner from the main crag is this single route.  Climb steep jugs on comfy but questionable rock to some smaller holds on the vertical wall.

A short and bouldery little 5.11.  Fun and technical.

The left of the central 5.12's on yellow rock. Start with a high undercling and climb up to to a small crimp on the smooth section of rock to a big move out left to a side pull and then an even bigger move to a jug way up there. Continued 5.12 climbing leads to the mussys on the slab above.

Climb up to the roof and secure the undercling pocket and do a big reach to some hard to see holds just above the second bolt and then make dynamic moves to surmount the small roof. Continued 5.11 climbing leads to the anchors.  One star due to the very low quality rock in the first roof.  Otherwise, a fun line.  

 Beta: Save this one for last.  Consider stickcliping the second bolt. Right hand in the 4 finger undercling pocket.  Don’t grab anything else on the chossy underside of that first roof.  Left hand above the second bolt, semi dynamic move to a good right hand edge in the darker rock.

The central line on the right wall at White Pine.  Climb the striking, streaked grey wall using some fun movement on aesthetic rock.

Pull off the ground and then into the obvious crack.  Grab some suspect jugs and crux out again to get to the anchors.

Start just left of Gift of the Ten Gods and pull some steep moves on good holds to some steep moves on not so good holds.  Bouldery but fun.

The middle of the central 12’s. Continuous from ground to anchor. Pumpy fun. My favorite route at this crag.

Climb a steep start to vertical terrain on some sharp rock.

A really fun 5.10.  Perhaps the best first route of the day at this crag.  Nice comfy climbing the whole way.

All Your Pump is the first line I saw when I "found" this cliff. It proved to be one of the best. Slightly more bouldery than Delivering the Smiles but pretty continuous overall.

A nice collection of routes above the madness of the Mary Jane Falls trail. It is like a steeper and harder version of Yellow Pine with similar rock. White Pine is a great place to get a pump on some steep climbs.

Thank you to those who contributed to developing this cliff.

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Routes in White Pine