Located on the Owl Prow rock. This route is the second to  the left from the tunnel and is probably the best route on  the rock. Ascend steep to overhanging rock via liebacks,  jamming and jugs. There are a couple of different cruxes and  it even requires a bit a crack climbing know-how....

Owl On The Prowl

Linking Logs

Owl JuJu

Ground Zero

This is the leftmost line on the Owl Prow. Although it is not prototypical granite climbing, it does have some fun movement on it. There is a fun, body position move after the first bolt, then another interesting bit in the corner above the 3rd bolt, and then you get a huge ledge. Easier climbing leads to the anchors.

A sustained and challenging route.  Start just left of the tunnel.  Work up and left past the first bolt, and continue up the face to a stance below an angling, guano-covered crack.  Traverse right on thin holds (crux) and continue up past an overhang.  A final hard moves gets you to the anchor.

This route is located on the Owl Prow, which is before, and on the left when approaching Surprising Crag. There is a tunnel blasted through the rock, and this route climbs a section of cliff that was blasted and therefore gets a "chipped" classification.

Start on the far right side of the crag, this is the last route on the right side of the  tunnel. Sustained climbing with several mid-5.11 moves up overhanging rock leads to an anchor with two bolts....

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Routes in Owl Prow