The chimney that narrows to a jamcrack is the route Mourning Cloak (5.4).  

Rising Sun starts about 4-5 ft left of the chimney and climbs the face to the overhang and the top. 

  Nichols gave it a 5.9- in the Blue book but my notes indicate I thought it 5.8, so I compromised and put in 5.8+.

Rising Sun

Noonmark

Daybreak

Routes Beyond Morning Glory

Mourning Cloak

Morning Glory

Thin Man

Spring Peepers

Forest Murmurs

Whispering Pines

Two routes start at a right-curving flake. Rustling Leaves (5.7, 2 stars) climbs over the flake and face climbs to the top.  

Whispering Pines laybacks the flake and finishes in a corner.

Climb the face left of Thin Man past a sketchy looking flake, then cruise to the top.

Start about 5-7 ft right of Thin Man and climb over the OH on it's right end (crux, tricky sequence) then up the face passing the block on the right. 

  Nichols gave this a 5.8+ in the Green book, then changed it to 5.7 in the Blue Book; my notes indicated I felt it " 5.8 to 5.8+".  

  The climb between Thin Man and Daybreak is called "Solar Wind", 5.8R and climbs the OH at the corner.

Nichols' Blue Book lists 9 routes beyond Morning Glory, they are: (with his ratings and star-numbers)  

  Tunnel Effect  5.10 TR 1-star

  Sunspot 5.2   First Light 5.4 R   Forget-Me-Not  5.3 R   Pine Needles  5.2   Silent Spring 5.7 R   Sunup 5.6 X 1-star

  Quiet Crisis 5.7 1-star

  Background Noise 5.6 R

The chimney that narrows to a jamcrack. 

  I put the route in more as a "place holder" for other routes.  

  Mountainproject "requires" a star rating be inserted; I'm loath to give it a "bomb" but 1-star may be too high.

12 feet right of Thin Man, layback the crack; climb right of the OH, then a blocky crack to a right-facing corner.  

  Nichols gave it 5.8 in the Green Book, "downed" it to 5.7 in the Blue book; my notes said " 5.7+"

Between Mourning Cloak and Thin Man Nichols lists 3 climbs in the "Blue Book" ( Dawn of Time, 5.7 15 ft right of Mourning; Acorn 5.4, a chimney and Noonmark 5.8, a face protected by hooks)  

Thin Man - ascend the super-thin chimney / wide crack.  

  Nichols "upped" his rating of this climb from 5.4 in the "Green" book to 5.5 in the Blue Book.

From the top of the crag, scramble down to the right (this will be climber's left when facing the cliff from the bottom). Pass by the climber's-left-most short wall ("Blue book" lists 6 climbs on this short wall) to the left-most side of the "main face".  

  Spring Peepers is the left of two obvious cracks that start above a ledge. 

  Ken gave it a 5.5 and I've kept this rating, but my notes say I thought it more 5.4-ish.  

  The belay is at a tree, about 30-40 ft back from the edge.

The right-hand of the two cracks on the left end of the main slab.  

  The "Green Nichols' book had given it a 5.7, the "Blue" graded it 5.6 and my notes say I agreed with that.

Beautiful views from the top, especially at sunrise! Straightforward access: about 20-30 min.  on a well-marked trail, nice climbs.  

  Bring 50-60 ft of rope or sling for setting top ropes if that's your intention.

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Routes in 2 Sunrise Rock