Deceptive Pillar

Lady Dihedral

Larry's House

Stir Fry

Rockin' into the Night

Got Your Hammer Hangin'

Our Lady of Fatima

Ripper Arete

Please see Carville, M, Rock Climbing Lake Tahoe guidebook for route information.

Goes up the Arete past some bolts on the left side of the same face as Ripper Arete.  Please see Mike Carville Rock Climbing Lake Tahoe guidebook for additional information.

Starts up a crack near the center of the face then trends up and right at the roof past some bolts.   Shares the same start as Rockin' into the night (10c).  Please see Mike Carville Rock Climbing Lake Tahoe guidebook for additional information.

Starts in a crack near the center of the face to an undercling crack and traverses all the way to the left edge of the face, then up the face past some bolts.  Please see Mike Carville guidebook for additional information.

This route appears to go up a short face past one bolt to a slab ledge, then appears to go up a thin crack up and right to a flake/crack near a corner up to an overhang.  Please see Mike Carville Rock Climbing Lake Tahoe guidebook for more information.

Starts just left of center of the pillar, shares the same first bolt as Deceptive Pillar but then goes to the right after the first bolt, past 2 more bolts.  Please see Mike Carville guidebook for additional information.

Starts over the right side of the Arete with a surprisingly difficult boulder problem up a block past a bolt on grainy poor quality rock to a good stance and the second bolt.  Here the rock quality improves quite a bit.  A tricky step down and left leads to easier face climbing and some cool knobs past the 3rd bolt.  Try not to fret that you can't see any more bolts.  There is some gear to be had.  I cut out right toward the Arete past a small flake/crack blocked by a very thorny bush that takes a  1 or a 2-inch cam if you tolerate the thorns.  Now go up the blunt Arete climbing over a dubious-looking black semi-detached diorite block that you will end up putting gear behind (finger size cam) out of desperation, but you probably shouldn't.  Think light thoughts and gently ride this thing up to easier terrain and your final bolt.  You can either climb up a cool-looking but contrived pillar past a knob tie-off to the 2-bolt anchors, or you can just skip the difficulties by taking easy 5.5-ish jugs up to the left and traverse back right to the anchor.  Note:  It is not easy to see the anchor on the climb.  It is straight up the pillar/Arete but it is easy to get lured left due to the easier climbing and a visible single bolt high and left.  Do not get lured too high and left by this visible bolt as I did.  This leads you to the top of the cliff, but there are no anchor bolts there and I was faced with a long unprotected down climb/traverse to remedy the situation.

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Routes in Hidetaka's Hideout