Climb a left angling hand crack that splits a calcite covered wall. The route would get another star if it wasn't for the calcite dripping into the crack, making for some rough jams. You might want to put on the foil for this one.

Two Minutes For Roughing

The Pastors Daughter

Moon's Unit

Burn One Down

Bionic Chronic

The Stash

Kiah Crack

Green Corner

Dynamo Hum

Moab Flu

Easy Does It

Cottonmouth

Kister Twister

Up in Smoke

Chicken Little

Bachelor Crack

The Lung

The Constrictor

Pabst Blue Ribbon

Pass It Over Here

Climb the right-facing corner about 10 feet left of Two Minutes for Roughing It to a shared anchor with that route. Pretty good if you're looking for another 5.9 pitch and are already unpacked for Two Minutes.

Hard to believe we were the first to climb this one since it's pretty mellow and goes to an already established anchor, so let me know if this has been done before and I'll update the info. Then again, it doesn't seem like many people make it out to the Hideout Wall, so who knows.

Top of the trail. Beautiful thin splitter with three distinct cruxes. Tips crack switch, steep grey alien corner, and clipping the chains. SOOOOO FUN.

Nice one herb

The route climbs a left facing dihedral and moves from thin hands to big hands working through a slight bulge near the top.

Sharp splitter crack that goes from fingers to tight hands. There's a 5.11 extension called Burn Another One Down.

A left facing corner that goes from hands to tight hands.  Mostly jamming with some foot holds on the face up high to ease the crux.

(AKA: Fine Nine Finger Crack) Climb thin fingers up a clean varnished left facing corner. The crack is mostly a #1 metolious size that opens up in just enough places to keep it fun. Jason was talked in to the hike and climb with an optimistic prediction of a 5.9 crack.

Climbs up a clean, right facing corner. It starts with 20' of perfect hands, then goes to wide hands for another 40' to a bolted anchor on the right. One of the nicest looking cracks on the wall.

This route climbs a prominent left-facing corner with green lichen on the right wall. Traverse into the corner from the left over tiny gear, climb a short offwidth, then continue up the mostly off-fingers corner.

This is a beautiful splitter route with good climbing and rock quality.

P1-Climb the perfect hand crack to a short wide section to a ledge at the base of a pillar. Build your own belay

P2-Continue up more good hands to a large ledge with a two bolt anchor.

P3-Follow the splitter through fists and OW to a belay in a chimney below a large roof.(crux)

This is a fun splitter with varied sizes. About 90' up there is a 10' offwidth up the right side of a flake. There is a 2 bolt anchor on top of the flake. The crack continues above the anchors for another 50 or 60', it is a nice splitter the size of a red metolious. Someone go climb it!

Mostly fist crack. Honestly, I don't really remember much else about this one except that it was pretty good. Usually I take pictures of new routes but I can't find any of some of these. Happy exploring!

Start up a crack 40' below and slightly left of the two opposing dihedrals. The beginning crack has one or two bouldery moves, after you pass this crack scramble up to the right, to the base of the left facing corner. The crack starts out wide and then goes to thin hands to double anchors shared with Bachelor crack.

Start with perfect hands through a low roof and climb into a handcrack splitter, which unfortunately dead-ends.  Fun while it lasts! Rappel from two bolts.

There is a small plaque at the base.

The route climbs a radically zigzagging left tending route. It has a very lightning bolt look to it.

Begin below a small roof 15' left of a left facing dihedral. Climb fingers to hands to fists.

Bachelor crack shares a start with Kister Twister. It starts by getting up a short crack and scramble (40') to get to the base of the clean right facing dihedral. Climb up the corner with mostly hands and some liebacking up another 60' to a ledge and anchors shared with Kister Twister.

Begin up 20' of soft rock, then continue with good hand jams that gradually become wide. It's a fun climb if you don't mind the wide stuff.

Start in a left facing corner that soon goes from hands to OW, and when possible move right and climb twin cracks on the right wall. When they come together move back and into the chimney. Climb squeeze chimney for 50' with no pro until it constricts and forces you out to a bolt on the right wall. Climb past two more bolts to the anchors.

Pitch two was started but not completed.

A large left-facing corner that goes up to a large ledge with a bolted anchor.  Between Chicken-Little and On the Lamb.  Cannot see the anchor from the ground.

Start up an easier crack then undercling out left under the roof. Pull around the roof and follow a crack to a nice ledge.

****** CAUTION ***** This route currently has a one bolt anchor! The drill batteries died after a couple nights camping in the cold and we haven't gone back to fix this up yet. Feel free to add a bolt to the anchor if you're in the neighborhood.

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