Great juggy climb on the center of Main Wall. Doesn't protect very well, but can be set up as a top rope from the top access trail. Has some really fun moves.

Pizza Crack

Bullseye

Beginner's Slab

Mercury

Double Wave

Beginners Top-Rope Face

Iodine

ZigZag Crack

Razor Blade

Beginner's Crack

Guido

No Name Crack

Follow the bolted line to the left of the Pizza Crack. At the second bolt move right to a bulge and follow two more bolts to the top.  

  The anchors of Pizza Crack to the right can be borrowed.

Good protection with cams up slabby start. Figure out the fun moves past alcove and roof to top.

Easy, fun slab until the last 15' where you have a tricky face to the same anchors as Beginner's Crack.

A fun spicy route that climbs past 3 bolts.  There is a substantial gap between the 1st and 2nd bolt that would likely result in a ground fall if you're just clipping bolts.  A couple marginal small cams can be placed behind a flake after the first bolt that substantially minimize the pucker factor.  The 11ish crux is well protected after the second bolt.

Variety of footholds on interesting rock surfaces - (mostly it's not a "friction" slab) - also a variety of smaller and bigger handholds to play with. 

  Go roughly straight up, passing left of a young tree. Reach a nice little platform (about 1 ft by 3 ft) also with convenient handholds - which is 15-20 feet below the top of the cliff. That's the top of the "beginners" route - (trying to climb above it is way harder). 

Variation: Climb directly on the arete at left side of this face (between the "Beginners Crack" corner and the Beginners Face) - looking for the most interesting moves to play with. Crux is at 20-25 feet, stepping over to move up the left side of the arete (around 10c).

A fun route on the upper tier with some good finger to hand jamming.  Traverse into the crack from the left, head up the crack to a fixed pin, and then traverse out left to a couple old pins.  The crux is low on the route but the pump may get some people.  The bolts and fixed piton are easy to supplement with good gear.

Small holds to jugs about 10' up to left facing flake. Lie back to ledge and 1' wide dihedral about 10' up to pine tree. Move left and up to next ledge. 5.8 goes to left up steep blocky dihedral or 5.10+ straight up the middle. Also known as Whaleback Crack in Holzman's book and S.O.B. The start is a little harder since a flake broke off in 2011.

Make techy moves through the beginning seam past a bolt.  There is a second bolt on a bulge, and after that easy climbing through some cracks where you might place some gear will lead you to a thin face with two bolts.  Climb onto a ledge after the face, and hope you're tall enough to clip the 4th bolt. Pulling up over the 4th bolt is fun too.

Easy enough for kids except the last 10' at the top. Traverse left and roll over the top for the 5.6. If you go straight over the top it feels like 5.8R.

A short but high quality crack.  Work up and right to gain the attractive finger crack.  Then head up the crack and traverse slightly left to the tree. 

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Routes in Main Wall