This is a recent route, not in

Snoqualmie Rock.

Climb a thin face using pocket-like features to a ledge.  Possibly height dependent.

No separate anchor; use the third bolt as a directional for either neighboring anchors.

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Magnetic Anomaly

So Funny I Forgot to Rope Up 5.7

A Girl's Best Friend

Chica Rapida

The Beginning

Rough Cut

A Little Crack Makes Me Laugh

Needle Magnet

Pete's Possum Palace

Timber Magnate

99 Grit

Snaffle Baffler

So Easy I Forgot to Laugh

Booty Squirrel

Currently covered in moss, bring a brush if you want to climb it.

A couple of moves of moderate climbing bring you into a crux reaching for a jug up and left. Finish on more moderate climbing.

Fun face climb. Straightforward climbing on edges till the final moves, a left layback with smooth feet.

Flakes and a fin on this one.

In the 2018 Snoq. guidebook by Kurt Hicks, this is correctly listed by its original name The Beginning, but over the years folks have mistakenly called it Lucky Arms (e.g., in the photo shown here).

Overhanging, pinchy route. Crux is a balance move in the middle of the climb as you stab for a slot and move up to go over a bulge.

Climb a scrambly set of ledges with a small crack or 2.  Blends into the descent route.

Tiptoe up the recently scrubbed slab between Needle Magnet and a large rotten log leaning against the cliff to the left. Nice bubbly features.

Less-than-vertical edging route with an interesting slabby crux at the top.

Easy but fun jug haul with a slight overhang.

Really easy climb. Quite short, not worth tying in unless your really new or maybe learning to clip.

Crux comes at a small, sharp finger pocket on the left a few moves off the deck. When you hit the pocket keep moving as the holds get better quickly.

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