Absolute classic for the area. Start on a boulder, move across to a ledge and and stick your fingers in and go. After a few moves, the rock gets better and the climbing gets harder. At the top of the finger crack, keep goin' up via some spicy face moves to the top. Rap a tree.

Number of the Beast

Six Four Face

Blissoming into Manhood

Blood on the Nuts

Shit My Pants and Dance

Dangling Angle

Made me Sweat

Don't Come Easy

G2 the Friction

Another One Bites the Dust

Fibrulator Direct

Over Easy

Indian Castle

Cave Cricket

Trunkline

Not Ice

Supercrack (aka Crack Attack)

Don't Break the Edge

Gizmo

Five Tree

Drunked Up

Curiosity

Fibrulator

All in a Day's Work

Acuwide

It's Got it All

Fripper's Last Day

Orange Barrel

Country Lovin

The Great Beyond

Break the Edge

Jim's Dihedral

Slimy Creatures

Gumby in a Tree

Bring Out the Gent

Deerfly

Lost Dihedral

Better Red than Dead

work up armbars to a ledge and set up a belay. Throw a hand-fist stack in the roof and throwyour legs up into the chimney. Work your way up the beast upside down and figure out how your going to get upright, there is a small crimp to assist you. Armbar your way up the heinous chimney and crawl out the hole at the top for the summit.

The wide crack on climber's right side of the pinnacle. Rap from a summit sling.

A clear offwidth working off of Trunkline. Work through the bulge and into a chimney up to the top. Rap a tree.

Head left from "Country Lovin'" around the corner and then scramble up the gully to a small roof with a crack. Climb the crack to the roof, traverse left on the face, then continue up the corner and improvise a finish!

A lesson in not following instructions. Work your way to a bulge, and into a handcrack angling up through some greenery. Rap a tree.

60-ft left of the line to the right. Find the hueco and follow the right-angled crack into it. Rap the hueco on fixed gear.

Find the bulge, and send the cracks up to it. Work right to the ledge. Lower on gear.

Two cracks here. This is the left one. Follow the line to the roof, then move left. Pull a lip up to another ledge. Move right to a rap tree.

Right facing offwidth just off the ground. Follow the crack till it isn't a crack anymore. Wander right to a pine, left to a crack, and fire to the top. Runout at spots.

Jam to a roof. Work right through an offwidth and crank the lip. Belay on a ledge just below a rap tree. Continue up a chimney then take either of 2 cracks to the top. Rap a tree.

Don't go right. Work the boulder right up and over the roof. Bring small gear for the crux. More direct, better protected, and just a

little harder

than the OG Classic.

Not the best route, but a goof warmup for Jims if you're here. Follow a chossy crack to a roof. Move up and left. Find a ledge. Escape this chaos by going down through a chimney to the start of Blood on the Nuts.

Head up the the wide hand crack 30 ft. right of

Six Four Face.

Rap summit slings.

Another ledge belay a la the climb to the left. Follow good hands to a finger crux. Pull a ledge and rap slings. May be old.

A classic KY start from a tree. Get yourself on the rock and climb the wide hand crack. Rap a tree.

Locate the roof with an offwidth goin' through the middle. Under the roof and slightly left is a short finger crack in blackened rock, with a small ledge halfway up. Step up to the crack and boulder to the small ledge. Continue up through a handcrack to a larger ledge.

Scramble up to the ledge where this beautiful splitter crack begins. Push past the low roof with tight hands and prepare for one of the best handcracks in the red. Jam for the next 60 feet in the parallel sided crack until you hit the fist and offwidth section but its short lived. Clip the anchors and remind your self that you are in the Red.

The right of two hand cracks several hundred feet right of Curiosity. Rap a tree.

Obvious dihedral with a roof 40-ft up. Work hand sized hames to a ledge. Fire the offwidth roof up through to the top.

A great warmup for the area. A clear, clean crack that takes pro well.

Climb easy ground to the roof and get as high as you can to get some gear in the roof. Step back down and right to a slab and climb straight up to a heady move and step left back into the crack. Throw in some gear and enjoy the finger and hand crack up to a small ledge. Get it back and finger lock up the last portion to the bolted anchor.

The direct version which is straight up the roof goes at 11d

A wide crack sunk into a dihedral. Work your way through awkward moves. Rap a tree.

Find the wide crack on climbers-left of the pinnacle. Rap a tree midway or top top out and rap.

Follow the crack system between Jim's and Over Easy.

Follow a finger crack and some moderate face climbing to a ledge. Locate a fixed but and a belay. Continue up the wide crack to the top. Rap a tree to descend.

There are 2 hand cracks here. This is the right one. Chimney up to the left until it ends. Make some spicy face moves to top out.

Left of a pair of short hand cracks. Jam to a ledge and rap a tree.

Climb the obvious corner through a short dirty section at the bottom.  Negotiate through the wide start into the handcrack above and puzzle through the interesting finish to top out.

An all-around pleasant climb.  Jam, stem, and jug haul your way through a pleasant crack climb for 60 feet until you reach a few seemingly intimidating roof/ledges.  Ignore the instinct to bury your head in the crack and identify good feet that are all around.  Proceed on up to where the crack flares and choose between equally good chimney and stemming options.  Sling a couple trees and enjoy a great view.

Follow the clean offwidth to the top of the cliff. Rap a tree.

Wide crack in the main corner just left of Dangling Angle. Chimney up, out, and back in. Rap a tree.

Obvious, mossy, left-facing dihedral with a maple tree growing in front of it. Climb up.

Obvious, nice looking offwidth line in a dihedral. Follow it to the top. Large gear advised. Rap a tree.

The kind of route which elicits the response, "What is THAT thing?" as most 20+ foot offwidth roofs do. A must do for those interested in hard wide climbing. Considering how little traffic this route gets, it's a wonder it isn't totally overgrown (unlike the 5.8 approach pitch).

Climb either Not Ice or a dirty/loose 5.8 crack to the left of it and belay right below the roof. Proceed through handstacks and kickthroughs, finishing with a strenuous pivot into the chimney.

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