Climb Resoultion Crack but skip the first anchor and continue direct. Pull through two steep bulges on good holds and continue direct to the top. Still a few loose chips but good rock overall.  

 A variation of this upper face was climbed by Kelsey Gray and Kyle Arzt on runout and marginal gear. A number of those gear placements were likely pulled off during cleaning.

Kids in a Candy Store

Calling Out

Direct Genie

Resolution Crack

Love Sickness

A-Tree-Ehh

Late Break-Up

Tweakin the Genie

Cookin the Captain AKA Divine Guidance

Toprope Crack  1

Skytop

Roof-oh-lution

Slow Starter

Toprope Crack  2

Sonny Bloch's Real Estate Show

Climb the short steep crack next to the large spruce tree. Move right at the end of the crack for a two bolt anchor or continue direct for Kids in a Candy Store. Burly start!

This is the first climb on the right of Eh-Tree-Ah/Roofolution and just left of Cookin' the Captain. Climb through several bolts to a suspect looking, but super solid crux hold, pull over the lip to very, fun sustained but airy face climbing.  This may be harder than it's original given grade of 5.11b due to hold break.

Same start as Tweakin the Genie, veer to the right.

This route climbs the clean overhanging groove 3-4 feet right of A-tree-ehh and joins with Roof-oh-lution just below the roof. Steep pinches and liebacks on decent stone will get you to a good rest before the roof. Watch for loose rock before the first bolt. Expect a few loose pebbles until this route sees more traffic. Bring a couple of finger sized pieces for the gap between the third and fourth bolt.

Steep side pulls and crimps. Starts just to the right of the crack and climbs close to the tree. Crap rock to the first bolt then pumpy fun. For more climbing move left from the anchor to Kids in a Candy Store or continue right for Roof-oh-lution.

Start on a calcite covered bulge and work your way through the tricky overhanging corner. Bring your off width attitude and some small/medium gear for this section, and watch for a bit of loose rock. Pull over the lip for fun face climbing on decent rock. After the last bolt, run it out to the top or bring an optional 3" cam.

Scramble up to the ledge, follow the bolts that branch left.

Climb right to a roof and follow the crack in the roof.

This loose gnarly "crack" is waiting to squash unsuspecting bugs. The whole deal is waiting to fall off...

Start in a corner and continue onto the face towards the first bolt.  Awkward gear, but good face holds to finish at the top.

Bust out the moves for A-tree-ehh and clip the right anchor bolt. From the anchor traverse right to the obvious roof and pull it on good holds and fun moves. Bring slings or long draws to eliminate rope drag. Expect some loose chips until this route sees more traffic.

The business is slow to start. The meatiness comes at you right from the ledge. Begin on the right hand (and better quality) corner, below the clean face up high. Move up nice moderate trad moves and some gear to the ledge, look up and get ready. Climb the the center of the face through 4 bolts placed to keep you from the ledge to a two bolt anchor. Avoid the lefthand crack unless you wanna die! There is an old Garvey stud that was part of an old  project right off the ledge.

This crack is sort of fun. Could probably go on gear if one really felt like it.

Climb the arete left of the corner, move right, continue the corner

This route gets sun for much of the day, is relatively free of highway noise and secluded. It has good routes from 5.8 to 5.12. This crag is mostly considered a mixed crag so bring some cams, a single rack from .3 to 2 inches should have you set for most climbs. All of the bolts at resolution are stainless, either wedge anchors on new routes, or ASCA bolts on older routes.

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Routes in Resolution Bluff