Climb the face/arete right of Lechlinski Cracks.

Crazy Xenoliths

Waugh Crack

Vogel Crack

Roberts Crack

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The S Crack

Keith's 10,000 Girlfriends

Lechlinski Cracks

Keith's Ripped Back

Scramble up boulders to base of route.  The route is identified by twin "cracks", although the left crack is more of a flake.  The crux is low off the ground.  Great jamming above.

Descend via rapping off flake slung with webbing and one quicklink.  Webbing needs replacement as of 10/1/02.

The Waugh Crack is located on the north face of the Lechlinski Cracks formation and is identified by a thin finger crack.  Crank through the thin finger crack with poor feet (crux) right off the deck and continue up to easier ground.  Bring a couple of hand size pieces for anchor.

Descend by scrambling off climber's left.

Follow the left slanting crack to a vertical crack.

This is a short, well-protected thin crack.

Start 20' left and around the corner from the

Waugh Crack

. The epitome of thin face climbing. The first bolt can be clipped from the ground, with the crux encountered shortly thereafter. Descend by scrambling off climber's left.

Not a classic, but worth doing.  It's a ways left of the Lechlinski crack, a right curving thin crack you can see from the road.

To the right of the Lechlinski Cracks is a small slab;  This is Keith's Crag.  There are two short routes on it. Keiths' 10,000 Girlfriends is the left of the two routes.

To the right of The Lechlinski Cracks is a small slab; This is Keith's Crag. There are two short climbs on Keith's Crag;  this is the right of the two.

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Routes in Lechlinski Crack Formation