Kapoopsie is a quality line whose only drawback is that it's short.

Start on the right side of the alcove in the middle of the alcove and climb the crack feature that trends up and right. Where the crack ends climb up the face, encountering the crux at the fourth and final bolt. Staying right, and on the face proper, at the fourth bolt is a little harder but cleaner and better. You can also step left into a large crack for an easier, but dirtier finish.

This is probably the best warmup in the area for those looking for a 5.10 start to their climbing session.

Kapoopsie

Gecko

Jhoon Bee

Climb excellent rock in the large white streak on right-angling rails past two bolts to the roof. Hard moves are encountered going through the roof before finishing on a thought provoking slab protected by two bolts before the anchor.

Gecko is another great route on high quality rock but a short length.

Moderate climbing on large, incut holds leads to the difficult, crimper crux at the second bolt. Above the crux, sustained climbing is found on sharp holds to the anchor.

Climb the steep crack system coming out of the alcove for two bolts before reaching the roof and a good rest on the right-angling ramp system that leads to

Kapoopsie's

anchors. Reach left from the ramp to navigate the crux moves through the roof on beautiful orange rock. Above the crux you can move slightly right to a welcome jug before moving up and left on a hand rail past a fixed pin to reach the anchor.

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Routes in Gecko Wall