Super quality crack on the north side of the bridge.  Fingers and hands, kind of flared, some devious stemming.

Superman

All Time Loser

Greystoke

Hemeteria Right

Working for the Weekend

Gleaming the Cube

Nubus

Erocktica

Prince of Darkness

Mary Ann

Morning Sickness

Hemeteria Left

Flip Top

First Blood

Iron, Bone, Steel

Donkey Kong

Flare to Meddling

Peterman's Variation

Slim Pickins

January Embers

HalfWay

Easy Day for a Lady

B-25

Bushwacker

Star Plunge

Carpenter's Corner

Drew’s Corner

Stone King

Wild Flower Arete

Dillingham Blues

Imjin Scout

Pet Semetary

Captain America

Starman

Peterman's Route

Seven Heros

Raise Your Guts

Hand crack immediately climber’s left of Superman. A little dirty but fun.

Absolutely fantastic crack, one of the best in the canyon in my opinion.  Two cruxes, one pulling the roof on big deep hands, then another pulling a section of tight hands a little before the ledge, with great karate chop hands in between.  If you have small hands and/or short arms, the first crux will be especially difficult for you, and just the reverse if you have meathooks.  Sweet route, do it!

Climb a steep, flaky face, unprotected for about 20-25 feet to a sloping ramp. Move into the right-facing shallow dihedral and follow it to the rim; primarily face climbing adjacent to the dihedral, which can be used for stemming and an occasional hold on the edge, but the crack in the base takes small pieces. Very continuous climbing, and easy to get pumped trying to place pro. A very nice line on generally excellent rock. Possibly the hardest route I've climbed at Fremont Canyon.

This climb ascends the face above the platform to the right of the 'Hemateria Left' corner. Slightly harder and really not quite as clean.

This is a combination crack/face problem, and the climbing seems pretty uniform difficulty with no significant crux. This is a good climb to introduce the area to beginners, since it doesn't require a rappel into the abyss.

This route starts in an obtuse, blackish dihedral right off the river. Head up the black corner right in front of you, cheating into the OW out right if necessary (I did, my partner did not). Climb up through some easier terrain (~45 ft to this point) and then shoot out left out a leaning, flaring, off-fingers crack to a good stance below a short finger crack in a corner. Muscle your way up this and scramble up some awkward crap to the rails.

Overall, I thought this was a pretty lousy route, but if you've done everything else...

Start at the left base of the rock for the original and easiest line. Move up and right passing a horizontal crack to a high step onto the face with bolt protection. Staying left keeps the route at the original grade of 5.10a, but directly up the bolts is slightly more difficult.

Also very easy to set up a toprope for early season training. Fun!

A somewhat nondescript route starting just left of Slim Pickins. This is usually the escape route for those unable to climb Slim Pickins or Pet Semetary. It is a pair of hand/fist cracks that provide decent but dull climbing to the canyon rim.

Rappel to a ledge below a small (3') roof.  Climb out roof on fingers then continue up the wide crack above.

Rap in 60' to this ledge (lower your ropes to keep them dry) and climb back up on the large corner and crack. A good climb overall, but short, even for this area.

Leaning crack climber’s just left of Carpenter’s Corner.

A longer and better route than some in the area. A nice corner with nice climbing. Belay up top can be done from the bolted anchors of 'Gleaming The Cube (12a).'

From the bolt belay, face climb up anthen wake a tricky travers left by a bolt (crux) then up towards a left leaning handcrack that leads to the canyon rim. The final hand crack is awkward and somewhat strenuous, anms well as being poorly protected due to somewhat broken rock. I found the crack exit harder than the "crux" step-across.

This is the suprisingly fun right facing dihedral on the north west side of the bridge.  A little offwidth with stemming and face holds.

This is a variation to the finish of Peterman's Route. it stays on the face left of the corner and climbs the cracked face to the rim, starting at the ledge some 40' below the top.

The route folloes a left facing dihedral, by means of a short lieback and then face climbing and stemming. The crux is only a few moves near the start. There are decent holds but pro is sparse. Frequently toproped, along with Mary Ann and Pet Semetary. Possibly the easiest 5.9 in the Bridge Area.

This may be an existing route, but it’s not listed in the guidebooks, and no one else I’ve spoken with seems to know the name. If you have any information on this route, let me know, I’d love to give proper credit where it’s due. With that said...

This is a fun little moderate! Easy climbing up several sloping ledges to a short but thought provoking headwall.

Off-width and hand crack w/ a fantastic hand jam roof pull.  Easy jamming until the protectable roof.

A good climb in a good corner. Perhaps one of the most accessible routes in the canyon. But on bust weekends, watch out for tourists in the area. Enjoy good jams on good rock on the way back to the top.

Step high from a large boulder onto sloping, water polished holds and move up to a more secure stance before any pro is available. A shallow, left facing dihedral constitutes the line to follow; steep crack and face moves are surmounted either by jamming or libacking. Fairly continuous hard climbing leads to the rim. This route may be a sandbag at only 5.9, but is graded according to the local standard. Walk to your car to conclude things.

Great splitter fingers to a hands corner. 10b staying in the splitter or 9+ if you stem out right.

Short flared finger crack between Altered State & Easy Day for a Lady and Going Going Gone & The Nubus.  No ledge or anchor at the start so a little more set up needed if leading (anchor for belayer) - given the length and time hassle leading would take, recommend as a quick end of the day TR....

A good climb, but a little harder to get to. The starting traverse makes the first few placements of gear and belay anchor critical if you lead directly from the Hemateria ledge.

This is the line shares the start of  Greystoke, moves right and climbs the face to the arete.  There you'll find a bolt that protects the brutal crux move.  Felt hard for the grade. Keep your eye on both sides of the arete as you work your way up.   A couple more bolts and your home free.

This is probably the route you came to Fremont for. Pull over a small but insecure roof to an outrageous handcrack with superb position. Unrelenting hands to to thin hands. Rap 85 ft from the bridge to anchors below. The crack just to the right of Dillingham is All Time Loser.

The route is strictly great, steep face climbing on widely spaced holds. It starts from the extreme edge of the ledge at climbers right facing the rock. A slippery stem-across is required to become established on the face; the route proceeds upward and then moves left following the sharp-cut holds. There are a few awkward moves up and a long reach left to the final exit ledges. Short, but intense. A very sweet climb. This was (and still is!) a very bold lead when climbed.

This is a very steep and moderatly "reachy" face climb. It can be more difficult for short climbers. Lead up to the bolt and then  continue up and slightly to the left following good but somewhat widely spaced holds. This is fairly steep at the start, and the difficulty only eases after the first 60 feet. Decent placements for smaller cams exist.

Start at the same stance as Stone King, but go straight up the flaring finger crack/lieback. Then traverse to the right and go up the face, past two bolts.

This route combines climbing on good holds and excellent jamming. The pro is extremely good in solid reddish-brown Precambrian Granite. The route simply follows the line of least resistance up the large left facing corner. The final 30' is rather steep but is on great holds. A fun introduction to Fremont Canyon. Many climbers simply lower down to a large ledge at the base of the final steep corner, and this is frequently toproped by beginners and first-time visitors.

Stemming and fingers. Climber’s right of All Time Loser. Dirty.

Climb has a couple of weird/ interesting moves mixed in with some good hand jams and finger locks at the top.  Reachy for a 5'10'' guy!

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