Wear Helmets! 

  P1 5.10b 20m, start up the slightly less than vertical face that is very well bolted. One 5.10 move followed by very easy slab climbing up to the anchor.  

  P2 5.10c 20m, from the anchors follow the red bolts up the technical face. This pitch is just like the others in that it is remarkably well bolted. Small but good hands lead to a large ledge with lots of loose rock. Be careful on this ledge. There are also some prickly bushes on the ledge, not that you care, maybe you do. 

  P3 5.11b 30m, from the ledge you have options. There are three routes that span out from this point so if you want to know about them look them up in a guidebook. If you want to do the third pitch that I think is the correct one then head straight up from the anchors of p2. You will go over an easy roof and keep the corner to your left. Establish yourself on the blank face and enjoy the techy smears to the next ledge. 

  P4 5.11a 25m, Pull the roof above the anchors and establish yourself in the corner and finagle your way through it. Spoiler alert, it mellows out bought 3/4 of the way through. Watch the belay ledge, again, for loose rocks. 

  P5 5.9 20m, Pretty short pitch that could be combined with P6, but if you don't then you don't. Fairly fun face climbing on good holds 

  P6 5.10d 20m, Are you masochistic? Then you'll love this pitch, techy into a crack that is very sharp. I don't necessarily agree with 5.10d but that's what the bible has it at. Regardless, get through the crack and enjoy the view. 

  Descent: Rap the route, 60m works just fine.

Secret Tryst

Ace of Sharts

Office Party

Choss Buster (Maybe?)

Simple Truths

Wall In Between - Right, Unknown

Mystery Companion

Ace of Sharts has some of the sharpest rock at Lime Kiln. If you are still interested, head up thin and sharp rock (12-) to the first anchor. The second pitch or extension goes through red rock which is capped by a roof.

Begin up sticky, sharp light-gray limestone with small slanting ledges toward an alcove of sorts  (left-facing dihedral/ledge) with chert jugs under a hanging buttress. Then bump out right onto an arete toward the bolts and continue up more sticky darker-gray limestone to a two-bolt anchor. Above the anchor is another 45ft or so of great looking climbing with a crack just right of the arete (not bolted...yet).If you know the actual name of this route, the number of bolts, and the first ascentionist, please PM me and I will update this page.

Pitch 1: Slab climb, 8 bolts, 10b, 70'   Pitch 2: Climb corner to pocketed slab over small buldge, 11 bolts, 10b, 80'   Pitch 3: Crimp over a buldge, up to a nice ledge, 6 bolts, 10c, 40'   Pitch 4: Undercling the sharp flake, then continue on pocketed face, 7 bolts, 10c, 60'   Pitch 5: Move belay 30' to the right and face climb, 9 bolts, 10b, 75' 

  Rap route with one 60 or 70 meter rope 3-4 rappels to the ground.

Climb up a slightly less than vertical face with lots of chert strips. A crux is found a few bolts up. I did not climb this route and saw others on it. The grade, number of bolts, first ascentionist are unknown. If you have information, please PM me and I will update this page.

Pitch 1: starts to the right of the two alternate starts to Office Party. This line is the furthest right of the three closely placed bolt lines. Climb to the right of the bush near the third and fourth bolts. This is a longer pitch with some fun moves up high. (5.8, 12 bolts, 110 feet) 

  Pitch 2: short with a reachy crux through a bulge. (5.10b, 6 bolts, 60 feet) 

  Pitch 3: fun climbing with interesting pockets. Ignore the single bolt out left. (5.10a, 9 bolts, 90 feet) 

  Pitch 4: this pitch splits into two different lines about mid-way up. The left line is 5.9, the right line is 5.10c. The 5.9 line surmounts a bulge up top using a hand crack, to the summit. (5.9, 10 bolts, 100 feet) 

  Descend the route with 4 rappels using a 70m rope.

This sunny wall has longer routes around the left side and mainly single pitch routes on the right side. It faces The Grail and lacks that wall's high quality stone but nevertheless offers fun climbing.

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Routes in The Sacred Trust