Mike Jr.

Flying Puppies

Psycho

Don't Stretch It

1000 Ways to Kill Mark

Shower Power

Original Recipe

Wild Monkey Sex

Hanging with the Bald Man

Heat Wave

White Lightening

Flashflood

[Redacted]

Flying Dogs

Sampson's Revenge

Sampson's Finale

Atomic Twister

One Eyed Monster

Grim Reaper

Fraggle Fox

Brazilan Hammock Tricks

Bald Man Games

I Am A Pioneer

Pandemania

Huggin the Root

Mike Tyson's Ear Binge

Landslide

Cactus Joe

Living on the Edge

My Big Ten Inch

Climb face to frictiony holds, midway break over small roof, finish to anchors

Great route that climbs up excellent slab/arete and transitions to a slight overhang at the top. The crux for me has always been transitioning from the arete to the face and then clipping the anchors.

Just to the right of Shower Power. Climb face to roof pull roof on real thin holds finish to anchors

About 5 feet to the left of Flying Dogs. Climb crimpy face top out of ledge to shared anchors

This route can be made much harder by avoiding going into the crack. The rating however is given by going to the crack to get over crux.

Climb left of bolts on thin rock to roof stay left on roof finish to the right

Tall route to the left of Bald Man Games.

Bolted face just to the right of Landslide

Black stained water course to the right of My Big Ten Inch. This climb will be wet after most rains.

Climb arête top out on ledge to shared anchors

About 20 fdeet to the right of Atomic Twister and just to the left of a big oak tree. Climb face to ledge finish on steep overhanging moves.

About 15 feet to the right of Sampson's Revenge. Follow face moves up prominent column to mid-face finish on jugs to anchors.

Just to the right of Psycho on opposite wall. Climb face slightly overhanging at the top

Step off into thin air climb crimpy face holds on outer edge of wall, climb up to small bulge top out on ledge to anchors.

After reaching the top ledge, traverse up and left to the anchors of Flying Dogs (I wanted to go straight up, but there weren't any bolts or obvious places to set up an achor with pro). This is a 5.8 IMO because a couple placements are not obvious. I think it's a good trainer for crack and dihedral climbing.

Great climb to the immediate right on the section below the climb out.

Climb face around arete to roof, pull roof on jugs, and cruise on jugs to anchors.

Nice wide crack in first section, minimum protection on top section. Was a fun route, but, surely more fun in winter, lots of vegitation

Easy face climbing leads to a small roof with good holds for hands and feet. Finishes into mossy rock on vertical terrain with anchors to the right. Seems easy to set up a top rope from above. 

Climb dihedral up to roof. Climb to second roof and after second roof traverse left to anchors for My Own Worst Enema.

This climb is on a stand alone boulder that can not be missed. Climb steep crimpy face to anchors.

Broken crack on the left side of the prominent buttress to the right of flashflood.

Climb overhanging arete to stand on face, crimpers to finish. Be careful of the cactus when clipping the anchors.

Far left side of bench. Climb bolted face to anchors. Tie belayer off to a tree as an early fall might pull belayer off of bench.

Climb very overhanging arête on boulder with Mike Tysons Ear Binge.

Nice area at the far end of the crag with many area classics.

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