This climb follows a nice thin slab to a crux dead point to a sloppy ledge with a jug on the far right (direct route and hardest). You may also follow the route left towards a piton and a awkward body jam to gain the fourth bolt.

5. Scrotum

1. Abe's Dirt Crack

8. 5th Grade Science Project

4. Berke's Kitchen

3. El Matador

7. Arbor Day

2. Turbo Midget

Bonestorm

6. Stairway To Heaven

9. Evolution

Start just left of crag practice anchors.  Angle up and right making bigger moves off pretty good holds.  Crux at top, but holds where they need to be.

Left most route at Suicide. Large flaring crack with decent protection. Watch for loose rock.

The defenite crux is just after clipping 3rd bolt. Work through a technical sequence on small crimps with almost no where to put feet. Watch out for loose rock in the first 10'.  

A zig zag route for sure.  Angle up and right till you get to the 2nd bolt then up and left then back right.  Holds right where you want them. Very continuous route.  Seeps between 2nd and 3rd bolts.

Stay out of the Stairway To Heaven crack!!!  Climb heavily featured face/slab, wandering slightly, through a sea of crisp edges and sidepulls.  Sometime's the top seeps.  Can be lead trad.

This climb goes up a sustained overhanging wall to crux move on a pinch and small finger crack to pull the roof. Move to jugs to gain the anchors.

Follow the Berke's Kitchen, but branch off to the left on the third bolt.

Follow a broken, zig-zag crack up as it widens to the anchors.  A smorgasbord of different techniques and movements on this one!

Great warm up route. Left is easiest, right is hardest.  

This is our go to local crag!  Don't be suprised to meet someone here when you visit. 20 minutes from MQT, 2 minute approach, southern exposure, 10 degrees warmer than MQT, make it a perfect half day or quick hit. It's more or less an outdoor gym, geared towards the gym to crag thought.  It's a well pertected crag, with a set of practice anchors at the bottom mid cliff.  This is also our training crag.  If your so inclined/bored with the crag, each route can be climbed three distinct ways.  If you draw a line straight through the bolts, there is a line left of the bolt line, right of the bolt line, and threading the needles.  Name of the game is don't cross the bolt line for the right or left.  A little contrived?  Yes, but when you just want different moves to add to your repertoire this works well.  Each is a distinct line and has its own difficulty.  If your sassy, you can lead up one, down lead another, and lead back up the third.  Now that's training!  A great little crag.

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Routes in Suicide