Starts on a thin bulge, backstepping on a small ramp. There on good crimps down low. The crux starts from the ground till just above the second bolt. After the second bolt, head up and across a big flake from left to right. Route continues to the right and meets a seam where it heads left to the anchors. My wife and I first accessed this route from the class 4 scramble on the south side of the crag. Upon getting on top of the I saw a man wearing either skin colored pants, or no pants at all. I had to do a double take, but sure enough around 7:30pm mid June there was a man wearing nothing but a hoodie drinking a PBR. He was nice enough to put pants on and told us he was doing some light house work, as he is building a man fort on top of the crag. This is where the route gets its name, and if on your first ascent you want to drop trow and chug a PBR, who am I to judge.

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Landphil

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Incinerater Crack

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Sport route on the face directly to the right of the Incinerator Crack. I bolted and sent this route but never added it to MP. I believe it was around 8 or 9 bolts to an anchor that is shared with the top of the incinerator crack. 

This is the route to the climbers right of Incinerator crack. It starts in a small alcove and climbs a runout offwidth. It finishes on a leftward traversing crack on the left wall.

Located in the overhanging cave approx. 70 feet down the talus from the Incinerator crack.  Climb starts in the very back on a blocky undercling. Follow underclings to a good edge on the lip of the roof. Tops out following the right arete.

This is one of the hardest established climbs in Skagway. Climb the overhanging crack that starts at BD .4 and goes to BD 1 to a stance under the intimidating roof.Place a BD 1 cam and begin out the roof. The roof starts at BD 1 and goes to BD 3 at the lip. The crux is pulling over the lip. Place a hex near the lip to keep your rope from getting eaten by the crack.

Boulder problem located just inside the tree line at the bottom of the talus. Sit start on a low rail and make long moves on thin holds to a jug finish at a point where a spruce grows against the boulder.

This is the crag just past the incinorater above black lakes on the Klondike Highway north of town. It is home to some of the hardest developed routes in Skagway.

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Routes in Incinerator Crag