Start as for Shower with a Cat but continue straight up past some bouldery moves to the anchors of Up a Crick. We saw an unusually large trout swimming upstream that day. Probably a radiation-induced genetic mutation.

Frankentrout

Through the Woods

Up a Crick

Over the River

Crag Rat

doniBrook

Shower with a Cat

Creek Dance

Mexican Bulldog

River Song

Coronita

Move up left into a scoop below a bulge with a small ledge above it. Figure out how to get onto the ledge and then make a series of powerful moves over a small roof to gain the left of two small corners and the anchors. If you are wearing shorts and have been walking around in the bushes enough, your legs will look like you took a shower with a cat.

Climb straight up the brown face just right of doniBrook then join Over the River (which joins doniBrook) for the last three bolts.

This is the right-most route on the Cragacito. Start below a small roof. Climb up to the roof and move out left around the roof. A challenging mantle leads to the easier face above.

Difficult opening moves lead to a more moderate left angling traverse that meets the anchors of doniBrook.

Climb over a bulge and then angle up and left to the anchors of River Song and Creek Dance.

Climb up an obvious white shallow scoop with some large knob-like features. Includes some fun stemming.

Climb up and left to a high first bolt (stick clip is helpful but not mandatory). Continue angling left and then up to meet River Song.

Start right next to Coronita. Climb over a bulge and then make a hard move up and left. Get positioned under the roof and climb out right to reach the crack and the anchors. Don't forget how to do hand jams.

Start at a blunt arete just right of Over the River. Move a little left into an obvious dark crack. Climb up and a little right to a set of anchors below an overhang. Continuing up the fun overhang (5.10) to another set of anchors is optional. 5 bolts? to first set of anchors.

This is the furthest left climb at the Cragacito. Climb up left through a scoop to a ledge. Lean over right to clip a bolt and then move right and up toward the anchor.

Cragacito is located approximately 1000 feet upstream from the Amphitheater. The crag currently has 11 routes, and many link-ups are possible.  The rock is on the north side of the river and comes into the shade in the early afternoon.

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Routes in Cragacito