Start at the base of a small pine tree.  Climb up through some difficult face moves to the roof with a vertical crack.

CP Face

North Face Crack

Lets Face It

Copper Heads

Disjointed Apparatus

Piney Corner

Start just left of a small pine tree at the left side of the slab.  Climb up and through the overhang at the top.

Start at the hands/finger crack at the far right of the North wall of Craggy Pines. Jam this to a horizontal crack. Take the horizontal into a vertical finger (broken a bit) crack and this into the right facing corner. Take this corner up and then you top out.

Start between the left side and the large offwidth crack.  Climb straight up the blank looking face, there are a couple of good holds if you look for them.

Start around the middle of the wall at the obvious off width crack.  Climb straight up through the large off width crack to the bottom of an overhang, pull the overhang on its right side.  Good holds if your sequence is right, if not it could be a scary roof.

Start around the middle of the wall at the obvious corner.  Climb straight up through the corner to the top.

A great broken near vertical face sporting a left side roof finish of only moderate difficulty and a right side roof finish of extreme difficulty.  Its overall height is approximately forty-five (45) vertical feet. 

  This crag got its name from the western pine tree growing out of the rocks halfway up the wall.

Description

Protection

Routes in 14 - Craggy Pines Area