Cool Daze

Adam's Apple

Kibbles and Bits

Jumangi

Rebecca's Sailing

Bits and Pieces

Lichen to Lead

Once Around the Backside

Nipples and Knobs

Tilting Terrace

Pitch 1 : 5.8, four bolts to a 2-bolt anchor with rap rings.  Veer slightly left.

Pitch 2 : 5.4 to fourth class traverse, one bolt and large knobs to tie off to a 2-bolt anchor with rings.  Can be wet and mossy after prolonged rain.

The first pitch is also the approach to the following routes:

- Cool Daze (5.8), cross gully and go straight up

- Adam's Apple (5.9), head up gully to the right

Seven bolts to a 3-bolt anchor (two of the bolts can be used to rappel).  Well-protected crux and good rock.  Can be wet after prolonged rain.

Fun sport route.  Can be combined with Rebecca's Sailing (5.9) for a second pitch.

Start in a left leaning flared crack to gain the first  bolt. Leave the crack and climb the face. A bit mossy up top.

After clipping five bolts on solid rock you will come to a slight overhang.  Clip the sixth bolt and head on up.

You can also take a 5.4 ramp to the right to bypass the overhang -- there is another set of anchors a little ways up and past.

This is a fun route that climbs up a water streak.  The rock is good and the climbing is fun.  Be aware that there are additional bolts that continue straight up after the 5th bolt.  The rock becomes less stable and the anchor bolts take two ropes to reach the ground.  You are better off traversing right to the three bolt anchor.

Lower angle starting right of Titling Terrace on a lower angle spot.  2 bolts to P1 belay at 2 bolt anchor or continue past a bolt into a groove with so-so gear to a second 2 bolt anchor and belay.  P3 Move right to knobs (can be slung for pro) and up to a bolt and then up and left to a hard to see two bolt anchor.  Scramble to the top of the formation and walk off to the west.

Climb the shallow depression past the bulging crux (photo)  past 4 bolts to a two-bolt anchor.

Start on  the first pitch of Tilting Terrace but go straight upwards after the first bolt. Vertical and slightly overhanging climbing on prominent features. Optional bolt to anchor a belayer on a ledge at the base.

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Location

Protection

Routes in Lower Flumes Formation