A beautiful line with plenty of feet and some fun moves and jambs to get to the top

Poseidon’s Traverse

Anchors Aweigh

Krusty Panties

Captain Hook

Sea Legs

Broken Compass

Killer Dude

Donkey Stuffer

Krusty Panties has a fun sloping traverse to the right where you can choose to stay in the crack or work your way up a slab.  Once through the traverse there is a bomber hand jam with a fist size crack to the top.  You can make a gear anchor or top out and head to climbers right to scramble down an easy chimney

A 10ft scramble to the base of 2 cracks. The left being quite wide, the right crack having great sidepulls that allow you to easily maneuver up to a juggy finish. 

Scramble up 4th class left of route and shift out onto ledge to main crack. Climb the bulge and take the crack to the top. Crux is the couple feet of rock where the crack constricts and disappears

It feels good to send this route, the movement will test your courage. Climb the angled crack until it opens to a ledge. Make a high reach into a slopey/flared crack and stand on the ledge. Gather your sea legs and make a delicate stand onto the face next to crack and lie back until you reach good holds and continue to the top.

A Fun power move from the start with bomber jams and holds. Once past the crux, follow the broken compass and traverse right and link up the last moves of Krusty Panties for the finish. You can make a gear anchor or top out and head to climbers right to scramble down an easy chimney.

It feels like a sport route with trad placements, just fun moves!Climb the angled crack most of the way then break right onto ledges on the face. Traverse on beautiful face climbing into the center crack and take it to the top.Crux is transitioning from crimps on the face into the center crack.*This line was Re-discovered by Grant Freeman et al, and re-named "X Marks The Spot" before the Magazine Article from Summit 1986 was read by Miles Johnson & Grahm Hornsby denoting a similar climb, albeit shorter than original description*

Donkey Stuffer (named by A. Mitchell) is an eye-catching rock as you drive toward Pirate's Landing. There are 3 holes in a perfectly vertical line going up the center of the rock, and it's only a few feet off the road.Hang start from the bottom hueco and go straight up! Pretty simple but we underestimated this lowball.

Possibly the shortest approach around, this gem of an area offers great climbs that protect quite well. Featuring fun technical climbing and some committing moves.

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Routes in Pirate's Landing