This route sports a good variety of hard 5.10 climbing in a rope length. Begin behind a fallen pillar, and take note of the original '88 plaque.

The route starts with a section of 0.75's behind the pillar. Stand on top and start up a section of 0.5's with a few hand pods. Then finish with thin hands.

Seoul Games

Benson and Ledges

Marlboro Cig

Zippy

Super Ninja Chipmunk

A Circle of Quiet

Trad Badger

Smokin' Deal

Unknown

Might As Well

This route begins near the southwest prow of the crag (~10 yards left of Seoul Games). You must climb up some class 3-4 terrain to reach the base of the crack.

Climb an excellent hand crack as it leans left to right. Near the top, traverse right to a wide crack and then motor to the chains.

The route is currently quite silty and sandy but should clean up well with traffic.

Starts a few feet left of smokin deal. Starts in a L facing corner that is mostly off-fingers with pods. At about half-way, the route traverses R to a L facing corner. Fun stuff!

This route ascends a lichened left-facing corner. Good warm up!

R facing corner that is mostly tight hands and off-fingers. A few hand pods eases the difficulties.

This shares the same start with Trad Badger. Climb the first 30 feet of Trad Badger and then decode the traverse sequence to the left (crux). After gaining a small ledge, layback a small finger crack to the anchor. Quite fun.

Great climb that doesn't see much traffic. Perfect splitter for ~150 feet.

This excellent climb has a great variety of crack climbing. Climb a clean thin hand crack to a wide pod. Take a rest and pull through the pod (crux). A good hand crack leads to a finish with small fingers (second crux).

This route stats in a short OW to a tight hands splitter. Super clean!!

A great route with a weird start and finish. The start is soft and a little scary as you yard on a huge flake. A left facing corner with mostly 1s turns into a right facing corner with mostly 1s until it turns to fingers with some helpful features. Get a no-hands rest and enjoy the thoughtful poddy fingers splitter. It seams out about a body length from the chains, requiring some delicate face moves with gear at your feet and 40 meters of rope tugging at your belay loop.

An 80m rope will not get you down! Luckily we had an extra rope for Seoul Games. My uncut, true 80 got me about 20-30 feet off the ground, so the route is approximately 150ft.

An interesting route to say the least. Begin with tight hands and some some chimney style climbing if that is to your fancy. The crack slowly widens to just bigger than fists before a small "ledge". Without giving too much away, keep an eye on the massive block that creates the cave as this feature could come in handy. Finish the route OW style or layback it like a Euro

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Routes in Trad Wall AKA Green River Buttress