The short obtuse corner with sharp edged crack right of the ooze, and left of/shares anchor with OW to the right.

Thin jams or begs to be laybacked.

green c4, maybe a purple, or burn it on TR after leading a little masochistic.

Self Pleasuring

A Little More Masochism

Lean and Green

Mine

The Suffering

Pack Rat

MMM (Misanthropic Mustache Man)

Dilated Cervix

Bromance

Echo

Mean Black Dog

The Duo

Infidel

Junes Box

Selfishness

Solo East

Fuck You and Your Selfie Stick

Gnar

Heck'em

Turd Blossom

The Takers

Semi Selfish

Hand Solo

The Ooze

Short & Selfish

Unnamed

Breakfast Social

Hair and Roses

Brotherly Love

Trundle Dog

Tag Team

Cousin Luv'n

Try Me Again?

The Guest House

Turdus Interuptus

Instagram Whore

Solo West

Apathy

Grendel

Tokyo Drift

Heretic

(Unknown)

Self Maid

A left-leaning crack in the back of a fairly low-angle right-facing corner.  A large calcite sheet marks the left wall about 20 feet up.

Anchors are on the left side.  (The wide crack to the left might also work off these anchors).

Climb steep splitter thin hands off the ground to good stemming out left.  The crack widens from hands to fists and trends left into a small right facing corner with interesting face features.  Pull a corner change and the crack narrows from hands to fingers with an offwidth pod at the top.  Could be a bit harder for shorter folks.

Right of the ooze, Offwidth. #4 to 5 to 6 to 5 camalots. Short but good OW practice

Off-fingers in a small right facing corner to straight-in fingers through a bulge.  Excellent stone.

A nicely varied corner that suffers from some soft rock and slightly awkward climbing at times, but it's a decent warm up. The crack at the top is flaring and while the holds are good you need very small cams to fit securely where it pinches down.

This route climbs a right facing corner that is essentialy all offwidth.  Start with easy offwidth up to a good stance on a blocky face feature.  Continue up steep, overhung offwidth to fists/tight fists.  Pull out of the overhanging fists into a flared 8" pod (crux) and easy wide hands get you to the anchor.

Not the best looking rock, but climbs well and is fun.  Also one of the longer routes on this wall of shorter climbs.

Climb double cracks (3-3.5") and then the fingery crack above.  Clip a bolt that protects a section where the crack pinches down to nothing (crux).  Climb past another bolt on easier terrain eventually arriving at a stretch of very easy off-width skirted by using the right wall.

Crux may end up feeling harder for those with bigger fingers, and vice versa.

Climb thin hands in a left facing corner over a small roof and continue up thin hands to a rightwards jog in the crack and a another mini-roof.  More thin hands leads to a large roof and the crack steps right again.  Pull the roof and climb past a hollow flake to  more thin hands and  the chains.

Expect a little soft rock but it's better than it looks from the ground.

This route begins in a finger splitter inside a large cave created by a huge flake leaning against the wall.  Climb splitter fingers and chimney until you don't fit anymore and then exit the chimney on hand jams to a nice ledge below the splitter.  Climb thin hands to a pod and then ring locks to another pod and chains.

Climb wide hands over a small roof to easy offwidth.

Next thin crack system right of Tag Team. Starts with thin pro, pull the low crux, then cruise up the slab layback. Head right toward the hand crack, then back left up a hand/fist crack to the anchors on Tag Team. Single rack, small cams - bd4.

start up the 5.10- finger crack.  About 10 feet up reach left and clip a bolt with a runner.  Comit to dictate face moves trending up and left to second bolt. Gain a stance place 2 green c3's and fire up the arête slapping compression problem.  Step left and fire up fingers to hands up to the anchor.

Original start climbs wide flake to gain ledge (did not climb this).  Next climb from ledge up hand crack to anchors below roof. (5.10)

Direct start climbs short 1.5" crack to a short finger crack of all finger sizes.  Hand jam in the middle.  Probably 10+ or 11- ??

Infidel climbs the right side of a large pillar just right of Dilated Cervix.  Climb all sizes of hands and two small offwidth pods to reach the top of the pillar.

Starts in a short steep right facing corner off of a ledge. Scrambles left to another right facing corner. Start up this with a bouldery move then move left to a finger flake. Climb/stem your way up the flake to its end and a two bolt anchor.

Right facing flake with hands and offwidth

Beautiful thin hands/layback corner. Some thin climbing at the start, then a nice rest before the crux, which is a 20 foot section of ringlocks/lb. Gorgeous, black varnished rock.

Fun, adventurous climb with mostly hands/tight hands in Slot-Machine-style slots, and some brief squeeze/OW transitions to keep things interesting.

This is an interesting route that would be really hard if it wasn't for the wide crack to its right that you are able to stem off of (A Little More Masochism).

Full value climbing - tight chimney to fingers to hands to offwidth and back to sweet fingers & thin hands. The top has the finger locks and foot holds you wish Solo East had. Ends at Solo East anchor.

Turd Blossom is located directly to the left of Turdus Interruptus, easily identified as a clean splitter going through a roof about halfway up.  The first half is easy fists/big hands where you can utilize some face holds out to the left.  Pull through the clean roof with big hands that quickly go down to great hands as you get above the roof.  Continue up the splitter hand crack, which slowly goes to a few moves of tight hands to gain the ledge.  This thing was pretty fun!

Climb a hand crack flake inside a chimney that narrows to less than tips.  Pull a small roof to exit the chimney and climb a poddy flake up a slab to the chains.

A right facing corner with a fair amount of face features on its right wall. I gave this a "PG" rating only because in certain sections the gear placements are shallow. It starts by going past some suspect looking small blocks (however seemed quite secure to me) followed by some off fingers. Eventually the crack becomes fingers, thin fingers and a seam. Near the top is some awkward stemming/chimney-ing passing a lead bolt which brings you to a mantle finish and a 2 bolt anchor.

Splitter hands with lots of face features.

If it were only longer it would certainly get 5 stars!

A right facing corner with tips to fingers and some cool face features (don't get tunnel vision here) to gain the ledge where the 2 bolt anchor is located.

A fun route offering a variety of sizes. Start up the wide hands corner to a mantle, then up low angle wide hands to the base of the splitter. Some fun face moves lead to mostly hand jamming (#1's & #2's) to the anchors.

A fun easily protected ramp with an easy set of finger locks and horns, with pockets on the left wall. Also an Arete on the left which comes into reach further up, the ramp steepens before a pod that requires a short move to clip the bolt

A variable crack in the back of an open book.  Wide to start, then goes to tips, then an incut hand crack.

From the top of the crack, head right up the ramp to find the anchor bolts.  NOTE: this upper ramp has been sloughing off a fair amount of loose rock, so try to clear the shooting gallery of pedestrians before approaching or using the anchor.

Reportedly, the FA only used one cam, the rest was done on nuts and hexes.

P1: 5.6 Start on a pedestal with fists and a number 5 to gain the ledge. Stem, jam, squeeze with ok pro deep and left until the next ledge. Squeeze, jam, pull your way pass the loose chockstones. FA placed a cam on either side, a #4 Big bro should work here, or some nuts to keep it tight. Reach to a pocket on the left to help pull the ledge. Moderately "ok" *GEAR ANCHOR* with #2 and 2x#3's deep in the back to the right

P2: Down climb gully left with some wide stems once you reach the edge climb double cracks to right to gain access to a ledge, squirm your way down a squeeze chimney. Watch your first step on to the next ledge, rock is shakey. Use the anchors for Bromance/ Cousin Luv'n to repel to the ground.

Warning Loose Rock:

FA did their best to clean it up but still is a little chossy so make sure you're wearing a helmet.

If anyone wants to clean it up a little more and toss up some anchors that would be sweet. Looks like there is a possible 1-2 pitches that could be added to the right. I might be back for this if no one gets to it.

Climb a thin hands splitter past a pod to a flake that covers the crack. Continue up the left leaning thin hands flake to a ledge and the chains.

A good friend route. Climbs a shallow right facing corner with feet!

A mostly mellow finger crack in a corner with lots of face features. Crux comes near the top when the feet go away. Watch the loose rock before the anchor.

This is a new line and it's still a bit dirty and crumbly in places so beware. Fight up the offwidth, possibly with the help of some faceholds that rarely seem to be in very useful positions. Once you reach the ledge it's still not over. Climb another shorter and easier offwidth crack to the anchor. Save a #5 or #6 for this section. The plaque identifying the climb gives it a 9+ rating but the #6 crux section midway seemed harder than that compared to other offwidths I've climbed at the Creek.

Firstly this is a left and right route combo that share anchors. Left 5.11 & right 5.10

When we lead it we started with the left side. Friction up to some fingers in the left side of the flake formation (optional tips piece to get there) then off fingers undercling/lieback (crux) to a welcome hand jam. Continue with less than vertical big hands and fist with a short OW move to gain the ledge and anchor. For the right side variation, we started up Bromance with big hands and fist then stepped over to the flake. Climb the flake with off fingers down to tips layback. Finish with a mantle to the ledge. There was some hidden cordelette just below & behind the ledge. We cleaned it and drilled a proper 2 bolt hanger. After reading a comment on the Apathy page we saw some one had mentioned they believed that what we had climbed was called "Try Me" & gave it 5,12 and the comment "hard compression climbing." We used no compression to climb either  side of the route. Not sure who or how it was originally climbed. No matter, fun climbing with a trusty anchor now!

It is in a cave of sorts. Jam & stem your way up to the Caves end.

Tight fingers lead over a couple blocky bulges.  Gain another varied crack that ranges from big hands to very tight hands.  Was a little sandy, but will clean up with more ascents.  Still a quality route despite the little bit of sandiness.

This is a new route and it still has some suspect rock. Two chunks big enough to seriously injure or kill a belayer came off the day I climbed it, so heads up. It may become a fun, moderate addition to the crag once it cleans up.

Start in a wide flare that quickly pinches down to a more manageable sized crack. Climb easier, somewhat broken terrain to the anchor below a small roof. The is a plaque at the base showing the route name, but no grade was given.

An awkward and powerful start through the green camalot section leads to tight hands in a corner which quickly goes to good hands. A small section of cups leads to a rest and final section of slabby thin hands. Get through the first 15 feet and it's excellent 5.10 to the top.

Begin in a thin open book corner right of the obvious bolt.  Work your way up to a couple of small holds and a stance where you can reach left and clip a bolt.  Make a delicate leftwards traverse to a good flake and mantle to another flake where you can reach a less than tips splitter on the left that takes 00 and 0 C3's.  Make a fun bouldery move out of a pod to gain a small horizontal flake and a good stance below a small right facing corner.  Climb tips to perfect fingers up the corner to a fingers/off-fingers splitter that goes to the chains.

A right facing dihedral with big hands and fists, first a bulge that reminds you of incredible hand crack then over a jutting block with good hand in the back up to an awkward sandy finish with good chicken wing move and small pockets on the right wall. Anchors are hard to see from the ground on a big ledge on the right.

A great pitch with some sicko roof climbing! Climb tha right-facin corner wit a funky-roof loomin above. Climb all up in tha low pod n' fire up ta tha roof, plug a piece n' cook up some delicate but strenuous moves till it widens up wit betta holds. Easy climbin ta tha anchor. Shiiit, dis aint no joke. Shares anchors wit Lean n' Green.

Climb thin hands in a shallow right facing corner.

Traverse right briefly on crimps in a horizontal crack (with gear).

Climb a multi-crack system through varied sizes to a ledge.

Ascend a couple ledges to anchors potentially saving a 0.4" piece for the last moves.

This unlikely line begins at the base of a ramping, left facing corner with fists.  The easy corner quickly steepens and seams out as it arcs to the left.  Fun face climbing on the arete leads to the top of a small pillar.  From the pillar reach out left and a clip a bolt.  Jump to the positive rail and mantle to the base of a splitter.  Climb tips/fingers up the spiltter for ~20 feet where the climbing eases and follow thin hands/hands to the top.

The wider crack just left of The Ooze.  Good climb for people wanting to practice jamming hand stacks.

Start up the corner with off fingers/tight hands. Move left to the main crack system and climb with tight hands. After a good rest stance push through the steep crux first with off fingers that turns to fingers. Exit right at the lip to a comfortable belay stance.

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