Named for the bird poop that used to cover the route. The powerful crux is in the middle. 

Anal secretions

Bump it up

Cliptadon Tail

Longliner

Sanity Break

Satan's throne

South of heaven

Satan's Horns

A classic pump fest up steep jugs and underclings. May be sandbagged.

A stiff start gets you to the right side of the "throne" feature. Shares an anchor with satan's throne. The bolts have not been replaced on this one yet.

A 9 bolt sport route freshly reclaimed from the moss and lichen. The v4-v5 crux is at the first bolt, but is short, and leads to 8 bolts of engaging 5.10 climbing. It is super easy to pull through the crux from the first bolt. Unlike other hard sea cliff climbs, you do not need to climb this at low tide as it is above the tideline. It also stays dry in the rain!It is possible to set up a top rope for this climb by rapping off of a large tree above the climb. Simply walk around to the top and find the tree, currently there is some black webbing & red cord on the trees above the climb. 

Follow an easy right trending ramp then pull steep moves on less than big holds to the top. Direct start bumps the grade up to 5.12b. 

Named for the mid route platform that you can make your 3rd clip while sitting on.

Leftmost and currently hardest route at this crag. Bolts are in good shape for leading. Starts with a hard boulder problem then a jug haul to the top.

Furthest right bolted climb. Enormous jugs and horns.

This is one of the best crags in Juneau. The place is like a steep climbing gym full of giant jugs, underclings, and positive crimps. Climb when the tide is at a ~10' or lower level and your feet and ropes will stay dry. Some of the climbs have had their old rusty bolts replaced with new titanium bolts that should last in the salty environment. The rest of them will likely be rebolted soon. All anchors have been replaced in the last couple of years so they can all be safely top roped.

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Routes in Hard Sea Cliffs