A bouldery, dynamic start leads to a fun crack seam. The climb stays sustained throughout and exits to the anchors via a crimp/jug sequence. Very good, pumpy sport climbing, emphasizing crimps like the other routes. What's that smell?

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First Dose

Tweedle Dee

Tweedle Doo

Tweedle Dum

Crimper Overdose

Roto Arete

Leisure Suit

Good, crimpy sport climbing with a few side pulls and rails thrown in for flavor. Despite a break in the middle, the climbing is sustained.

This route ascends a column to a ledge. Several cruxy sections between stances follow, including a roof that rewards good footwork.  

  There is a lot of slick, bird crap covered rock that makes the holds a littler harder to hold onto.

Easy climbing following the left leaning crack all the way up. Good route for kids and beginners who have never climbed outdoors before.

A series of 3 cracks. Same start as Tweedle Dee, but instead of following the left leaning crack all the way up, climb right to the middle crack about 10 ft up, and right again to the last crack below the hangers. Great for kids and beginners.

The first few moves feel more like a 5.7 route, but this route gets easier after the first 15 feet. Nice addition to the easy side of Trippy Rock. Also, not sure who set the anchors here, but this route can be found in new Supertopo guides for North Lake Tahoe.

Climb through the first two bolts of Leisure Suit to the ledge. From the ledge move left to match a good left facing flake, clip a bolt and continue through more crimps to finish just left of the anchors.

A high first bolt, but jugs abound here. You pursue a junky, blocky arete before rounding it to gain the anchors.

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