Climb easy ground following the bolts to a short crux sequence near the anchor.

Route 1 Upper Wall

Route  1 Lower Wall

Route 3 Upper Wall

Route 2 Upper Wall

Route 4 Upper Wall

Route  2 Lower Wall

Route 5 Upper Wall

Route starts at the base of a large leaning block.  Climb the crack/edge feature following bolts up the face to a two bolt ring anchor under a large roof.  Fun moves an decent rock.  Still pretty new so there is some loose smaller rocks on the route but no death blocks.

This route is the third line from the right on the upper wall.  It will be the second obvious line of bolts.  Follow the bolts up a clean wall with good holds.  A steep section down low climbed on goods holds to gain the upper section. 

  Just past the lower roof move through a short crux and then finish on easy climbing to the anchor.

Originally a "TV-MA" rated trad route.  Recently retro bolted. The start used to be run out over a bad landing.  Once you gained some height you were able to place gear in pockets and features as you worked your way up a classic inside corner to a short roof.  

  Original top anchor was a near by spruce tree.   

  The gear ended up using up many of the holds making the climb a bit more difficult.  Now fully bolted the spice is missing but the climbing is still fun. 

  Follow a line of bolts up the inside corner stemming your way to a short bit of lie backing passing a roof on good holds.  Wish it was longer!

This route shares the start with the right hand most route on the upper wall.  Climb the crack feature past bolts.  These bolts are retro bolts.  The crack will take gear. 

  Once the lower crack peters out a bolt line heads to the right, go left instead.  Make some moves across a run out section of slab aiming for a large crack near the top of the wall.  Place large cams in the crack and move through the crux.  Tree for top anchor.

Route starts on the right hand side of the lower wall.  Follow a line of bolts up edge features to a a two bolt anchor 

  I have not climbed this yet to confirm the grade.

This route starts with a broken crack feature with a sawed off tree in it.  Follow the line of bolts up the face on easy holds to short crux near the top. 

  Originally was mixed route of trad gear and a few bolts.  Has recently been retro bolted, it now can be climbed on all bolts.

Often if its raining in Valdez you can head over Thompson Pass and find a blue hole here.  Years ago a few routes were put up but recently some new bolts have showen up.  Moderate grades with a short approach.  Watch out for some loose rock but the routes are sound. 

  The area is primarily divided into two walls an upper and lower.

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