Pumpy and technical. The warmup for the harder routes on the wall.

Flake eyes

Short but sweet

Cream Filling

Sno ball

Zinger

The Cupcake

The Twinkie

Like Mom Used to Make

A bit runout in the middle (but the hard moves are directly above the bolt so not really that bad) and thin and technical in the crux at the top. 

Delicate slab to sustained and varied crimpers and slopers. A delicate crux half way and another getting to the anchor. 

Delicate technical climbing to a strenuous clip at the anchor. 

Thin slab to start. Reachy crux at the top.

12+ Sustained technical climbing with a hard slopy finish to clip the anchor.

Strenuous and sustained with a hard to read slopy finish to the anchor several feet over the top and not visible until you surmount the final overhang.

This is a fantastic pitch of vertical, technical climbing on creamy white rock. Big reaches between incut crimps leads to a difficult (to read and execute) top out on slopers.

 A worthy candidate for a rebolt.

The Twinkie is a long, low, white buttress of rock that rises directly out of the east-west running gravely, limestone wash that is followed to Turtlehead Peak, The Trophy, etc. South facing, sunny, and warm, it is home to three short mixed routes. Pretty obscure but at least one of them (Like Mom Used to Make) is excellent and climbs way better than its uninspiring appearance.

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Routes in The Twinkie