One route right of Baba Fats, One Leg's Shorter climbs up a steep dihedral. The start is pretty juggy, but the jugs soon give way to slopy weirdness. This makes the second clip a bit exciting. Consider pre-hanging the second draw.

Steep, interesting climbing continues up the dihedral to the chains.

One Leg's Shorter

Twice Baked

A Broad's Side Of A Barn Door

Bolts and a Pin

Slippery Slope

Baba Fats

No Guts, No Glory

This Way or That

5.9 Crack

Truth Decay

Baba Fats is on the left side of Greg's Cliff. The approach trail will drop you right in front of the route.

A classic route! Although there are rests, the route is deceptively overhanging and strenuous. Follow the black streak in the rock, starting at a small, slabby section. The climbing is primarily face climbing on horizontal holds. The crux is a long, strenuous section in the middle of the route.

This route would be 4 star if it were only a bit longer! It has fun climbing from bottom to top.

Start on the left side of the arete (1st bolt), move to the right (2nd bolt), up steep ground as you weave back around left (3rd bolt & crux) to a couple exciting tugs and the chains.

There are several quality 5.11s on the cliff, and this should be on your list!

This has a hard, core intensive crux.  It is really worth doing.

Climb a roof protected by a piton [the piton was missing].

A hard start leads to a good rest and fun, steep, jug hauling to the top.  This shares anchors with 'Bolts and a Pin'.

No Guts, No Glory is great, overhanging climbing on perfect rock with dynamic movement. Good holds, finger locks, abundant great feet, and a satisfying throw for the final jug make this super fun! Look for hidden undercling start! There are hangers at the top.

Start under the small roof with a bolt just above it.  The next moves are the crux, which will feel easier with a good reach and dyno skills but harder without.  Move up left then right, surmount a super fun second overhang and traverse right to

Truth Decay's

anchors.  Lots of fun with nice variety.

The crux is found just past the final bolt.  A great hand hold is easily missed for the strong lunge to the anchors.

Move up to a small ledge and clip the first bolt.  Continue up into the meat of the crux via several clips on the unique brown face.  A few more clips through somewhat overhanging rock and you are at the anchor ledge, which sports clipping hooks.  The route is rated 5.9, but I added a plus as I think it is on the stiffer side of the grade.  YMMV.

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Routes in Greg's Cliff