Climb surprisingly fun offwidth/squeeze in the corner.  Jam in while you jam out to whatever song is stuck in your head at the time. A good warm-up for Feeding the Rat around the corner. 

  This was probably FA'ed sometime in the 80s, but I haven't found a record of it.  If you did, let me know and I'll update it.

Love Isn't Always On Time

Top Of The Morning To You

Permission Denied

Slab Stick Comedy

Creeper

Vertical Finger Crack

Butcher of Baghdad

Procrastination

Slab Stick Dihedral

Access Granted

Project

Bottom Feeder

Feeding the Rat

Sweeper

Cheap Fame

Mother's Day Special

Fun slab/small pocket traverse. Avoid using jugs on 'Procrastination'.

Climb the Lighter Colored "White" face to the right of a gully that zig zags. 

Climb the face between the tree on the left side, and the right arete.

A really wild and, as the name implies, hard slab.  A wacky thumb mantel crux on often moss covered rock often proves interesting.

A totally cool crack in a right facing dihedral.

Alternating right and left facing crack. 

  "5.9ish" in Eric Ulner's "Vertical Heartland".

A super technical climb that goes up the wall perpindicual to Slab Stick Comedy.  Way hard and way cool.

The crux is the last move before the anchors.  Most of the hand and foot placements are on large iron flakes.

Start on the large block and climb up the left leaning crack, then proceed to climb the face and arete.

Begin on the large block (same start as "IN"), but break off right.

A WAAAYYY hard overhung and seemingly featureless face near the arete on the lefthand side of the face.

Fight you way to the to the slab at the start to find yourself on a technical slab, making use of pockets and the arete.

Wide, offwidth, squeeze, grovelling fun!!!!

It is the sweeping crack (get it?) with the same start as Creeper.  Start as Creeper, but cut right and ascend the sweeping slabby dihedral.

Climb up and eventually through a small gulley

This is the cliff line directly behind Railroad Rock. This area includes Slab Stick Comedy and Bottom Feeder. Note, this is known and Railroad Rock Back Wall in the newest guidebook.

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Routes in J. Railroad Rock Cliffline