Head up the slabby section to reach the base of the prow.  Follow suprisingly huge holds up onto the face to find some smaller pockets guarding the exit.  Fun and steeper than it looks.

La Babareena

Babareena Pass

Snake Flake

Tenacious

Caterpillar Exodus

Snow Doubt

Persistance

Determination

Snow Doubt (to the first anchor)

Power through juggy pockets on three bulges.  Steep and pumpy, save some juice for the final bulge.  Pretty easy if you have the endurance.

From the guidebook: "At the top of the hill. This wandering crack is fully bolted. 100 feet. sport anchor. A bit sharp."

fairly sustained, tech climbing.  lots of trusting of the feet with little crimps and odd pockets, fun!

This is the middle route in the alcove in the right facing corner to the left of Babareena Pass. Climb a slightly bulging wall on too good to be true holds.  There is a crux mid way and right before the anchors.

Climb sharp, dirty rock past 2 bolts to a horizontal break. Continue on steeper, but much better rock to an intermediate anchor at an awkward stance. Keep going past another bolt on small holds to an anchor at the top of the headwall.

5.11 to the 1st anchor, 5.12- to the 2nd anchor.

This route climbs the right facing wall to the left of Babareena Pass.  There are 3 routes in this alcove and this is the right most one.  This is a fun pumpy outing if you don't mind drilled pockets.  The crux is right at the top before you clip the anchors.

Located on the blunt arete. Easy climbing through the first 4-5 bolts leads to thin pockets and what appear to be drilled monos. Climbing gets substantially harder and doesn’t let up until you clip the chains.

Slabby climb to the left of overhanging prow. 11b to the first anchor, 12a to the top.

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Routes in Babareena Area