A really excellent moderate with a lot of nice variety.  It's not often you find your crack-jamming skills come into play on a sport climb.  Non-casual stances for clipping add to the challenge. 

  Starting below a shallow right-facing corner, move up on crimpy face moves past two bolts.  Jam and stem through a short hand crack, then continue past two more bolts to the top.

Timeless Christian Values

Size Matters

Autocratic for the People

Mrs. Treated

The Young and the Restless

Vapor Lock

Cornered Market

Mammplitude

Cold Shoulder

Pocket Pool

Dutch Maiden

On the Side

Proposition   One

Jacob's Ladder

One Hand in my Pocket and the Other on a Stout

Unknown In Red Light District

Turnin' Tricks

Trundle Your Grundle (Fight Club)

Start this route by clambering up a massive and solid flake. After clipping the first bolt, you can safely scamper to the top of a nearly vertical face climb that is not without some fun moves.

Tricky moves down low, sequency face moves up top and jugs in the middle.

A nice face route that gets little traffic despite climbing good rock with fun albeit slightly tweaky moves. 

  Climb the same 4 bolts as Vapor Lock to a huge rest.  From here the route is on for the next 20 feet or so.  Climb crimps, sidepulls, a sneaky undercling, more sidepulls, all with tricky feet, to an obvious good hold.  The last bit is an easy victory romp leading to double ring anchors. 

  Some of the draws were a little hard to clip. This was my clipping system: From the big rest, easily clip a bolt from the undercling system.  The next bolt would be very hard to clip as you're right in the crux.  I hung a shoulder length sling from this bolt and clipped from the last good hold before starting the crux.  The next bolt I clipped from above once you're out of the business.

Starting slightly overhung with large holds, moving to thinner, face climbing following a large flake on the left with an awkward mantle up high.

This fun route climbs the eye catching arete formed by the end of the main wall of the Red Light District. 

  Easy climbing for 3 bolts leads to a little boulder problem pulling the obvious small roof.  Surmount this and move left to a no hands stance beneath the arete.  Catch your breath and then finagle your way up the arete, using nice holds on both sides.  No real hard moves, just a little sustained.  I would have given the route 3 stars but the no hands stance detracts.

Climb the dirty corner crack. Plenty of cobwebs and a vegetated topout; would be more pleasant if more people led it.

Good, fun route that seems easy till you get to the crux. Work up crimps and flakes. You will find the crux at the third bolt to the anchors.

Starts on large ledge left of main Red Light District wall (direct start also an option). Stay on the arete for a few moves and then swing onto the right side, making easy moves on the face to a juggy, horizontal break in the rock. Shake out and get ready to run it out a bit to the chains. In all, a very cool route.

Thin and balancy, Pocket Pool is tough and sustained for the grade.  Good footwork comes in handy. 

  Climb the steep face on crimps and the occasional big pocket to the top.

Dutch Maiden packs a lot of pump into a short route, saving up a final crux for the last move to the anchors. 

  Climb crimpy holds and occasional positive horizontals past three bolts to the top.

Climb a vertical crack in the face, 10 feet left of the corner, to the top.

This is a fun face route that starts easy and gets progressively harder. You'll start up some fun 5.6-5.9 territory, and once you move left to the little roof is where the real fun begins. You quickly progress through some 5.10 climbing to hit a few moves of 11 climbing, then it's a few more solid 12c moves to the anchors. Really fun movement throughout and a great sampling of a lot of types of climbing

A popular easy lead, Jacob's Ladder is a lot of fun for the grade.  As the name implies, it's got plenty of juggy holds, which you'll be glad to have when you see the first bolt is about 20' off the deck.  A nice long route too. 

  A slightly overhanging start leads to nice climbing on a blocky corner, following bolts and fixed pins to the top.

Fun, moderate moves down low lead to a sequency crux on crimpers right before the anchors.

New route that was added after Dixie Cragger's was published.  You walk past it if you walk from Timeless Christian Values to Jacob's Ladder. 

  Quick bit of bouldering to flat ground then the climbing begins.  Crux is in the middle with the last 15' giving you easy jugs to finish.

From Dixie Cragger's Atlas:   Climb the orange wall past five bolts to the anchor.

Just to the left of Jacob's Ladder, a mine field of loose blocks and some good holds. Top 20 feet is a great conglomerate climb with lots of crimps and slopers. Could go with trad gear or you can scramble up the left gully and build an anchor on the pine tree on top. Dirty.

Toward the far left end of the cliff, the Red Light District offers a wide variety of routes; the first several of these start on a prominent ledge above the trail.

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Routes in The Red Light District