This ascends a diagonal crack system that works its way into a small chimney. There are very poor feet to the left which makes for some creative footwork. The crux is about 20 feet up pulling into the final chimney section. The moves are fairly burly and make you feel like you are wrestling a bear. This route is harder than it looks. There is some loose rock, but with some more traffic, this could be a really sweet climb.

Community Commitments

Shenanagins

Route 1

Route 5

Hooked On Crystal

Route 2

Snuffleuffgus

Lost paddle

Route 4

Nagini

Wanderlust

Spank You Very Mucho

G-Hab

Gustofer

Route 6

Route 3

Huha

With Love, To Chilé

Dirty Mike

Kickapoo

This route begins on an obvious arete. Climb the arete using thin cracks for protection.

Climb a thin crack up the left side of a cliff near an arete to a good rest, clip a bolt, and continue up past horizontals to a bolted anchor.

Face climb up seams to a bolt. Here step right to gain tips crack that widens to hands then back to tips and a bolted anchor.

This has 4 bolts to a 2 bolt anchor. Traverse left across a face starting just left of an obvious hand crack.

Climb up the center of the wall past a horizontal, clip a bolt, and ascends a few more horizontals to the top with a bolted anchor.

Snuffleuffgus has easy climbing on bolts to a two bolt anchor.

This follows a bunch of bolts going up the cliff to a bolted anchor.

Climb a left-facing flake to a tips crack and a bolted anchor.

This is a steep route with a fixed draw. Climb face holds with a few thin cracks to supplement.

This is a steep route primarily climbing on face holds.

G-Hab is consistent, mostly-hands crack for 40 feet.

The crux is halfway through the climb, pulling through a small overhang.

Start on the right side of cliff. Traverse out left following a flake system through bulge and onto steep slab above, follow seam, and face climb to the top.

Face climb up to a thin crack that widens to hands at the top. Build a gear anchor.

This is a crack line with bolts

(now without hangers)

for new leaders.

This route begins on an obvious arete. Move up 25 feet through thin cracks to a small undercling roof. Head right into an obvious crack system, and top out near the tree.

Kickapoo has three bolts & balancy moves.

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Protection

Routes in The River Chamber