This route is a right-leaning mostly-fingers broken crack system that increases in difficult to a crescendo in the final moves.  Although there are some solid finger-locks, the crack also has many intermittent 'plates' that induce side-pulling and other techniques.  Great feet, good rests and aesthetic positioning make this route a must-do!  I haven't seen too many people on it, but it is definitely a high-quality route.

Spiderwalk

Yert Yak Crack

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My Stinking Brain

This route makes a nice warm up for many of the sport and trad lines in the area.  It climbs very much like a trad line and could probably go on gear if someone was so inclined.  Start by climbing straight up to reach a left facing corner.  Follow this to the end and head up and right to gain a stance.  Find a finger lock in a crack to the right and make a few thin moves to reach the last bolt and some good holds (crux).  A few moves more will take you to the anchors.

Find the over hanging chimney offwidth.  Pulling the first moves is actually the hardest.  Then jam and position yourself out and up the crack.  Pulling on to the face is pretty casual if you can jam.

This route is characterized by extremely steep roof climbing with some stimulating cruxes thrown in.  The majority of the holds are jugs and slopers.

Stick Clip the high first bolt and then tread lightly through the first 20 feet of vertical sandy stone.  Follow a slopey rail out the roof past the third bolt and punch through the crimpy technical crux.  Traverse on jugs left ten feet to a resting hold before the redpoint crux.  Pop out right to a slopey hole and then jump to a good horizontal.  Juggy climbing and one more technical move clearing the final roof delivers you to the top of the cliff.

The climbing on this route is very similar to the routes found at the hole (Kaymoor).

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