Amazing Corner with sustained liebacking,jams and stems to the anchor.

Meat Lover Crack AKA Bat Crack

Old Camp Dihedral

Camptown Shindig

Bulbousness

Smooth as a Hotdog

Blackberry Jammin

Left Fork

Wile E. Crack

Tulip

Northeast Tower Right

Groovin' At The Old Camp

Project

Hollow Point

Mustard Drippings

A Camel Came To Camp"

Third Degree Burn

Dragon's Back

Ear No Evil

Ledgerly Stroll Up a Crack

The Fiddler

Camp Featurette

Northeast Tower Left

Evil Variation

Don't Want S'mores

Oranger Than A Marmot

Nutty Butter

Right Fork

Marshmellow Crack

A Chickaree's Tale

Humpty Dumpty's Delirium

A Foot In The Eye

Uses the thin seam at bottom and just the right hand crack.

Amazing corner that eats pro to the anchor.

Step onto first block to start, but not on the next higher block. Strenuous move up through the shallow groove/crack. A bit easier after that. Wanders left and right. Take a very small nut for first move on ramp at the top. Mostly smaller gear; trad. If on TR watch for swinging fall at start

tart at the roundish nose, climbing features. Then stay left of arete going up . TR setup can be a bit awkward as there's no place to put a directional piece. Maybe some directionals will go in during 2015?

Stays on the rounded nose without using the side cracks.

Start at bottom and stay in the crack. Can be made easier by climbing the right pillar to platform. Strenuous trad.

A.K.A the 'Green Alien' Uses the left base, then just the left crack.

Traverse up and left in the obvious crack, one crux at the block/roof, then wander up the face to anchors. The anchors are a little challenging to  to access from the top. The variation is the direct start up a curving dihedral with one bolt out right.

Start up Mustard Drippings. At the top of the vertical crack, move right on a diagonal then climb face and crack straight up to the anchors. Still dirty at the top?

Ledges to the left jam crack to a wide finish or bust left. 5.9 crack to the right VAR.

Possibly at a hard grade a it goes blank in the middle section. Woudl be a great direct start for "Evil Variation".

Trad. Named with a leader placed gear behind a hollow flake.

For the bright yellow lichens. Climb the vertical crack, step around the connecting horn, lie back up  the steep corner, finish on the vertical crack. Trad. A variation with one bolt starts in a curving feature a few meters to the left, then joins at the connector horn.

Bolts to the top, start on the arete and move left to the 1st bolt then through the humps. The old guide book says 5.10d/5.11a but I think its more sustained at 5.10a? 5.9+?

Starts hard in the curving diagonal and just gets harder in the upper groove.

Start just to the right of north corner, climbing diagonally up and right on undulating edges which end at the dragon's head knob, then a bit left and up to the anchors.

Small piece of gear to start. Don't pull outwards on the big hollow 'ear'. Two bolts

Use caution under the hollow flake above.

Start at left base or the thing seam. Uses both cracks.

Climb the small orange face at the base, step across and climb many featurettes to top of a small block, finish on the face crack.

Starts up 'Ear No Evil' then finishes on the right face.

Nasty offwidth inside, finishes in steep left crack up high. Can be climbed on the outside at easier grade.

Climb the diagonal orange base wall crack (straight up is very hard). Step across, climb the left-leaning intermediate wall crack, step across and finish on the darker face.

For the thousand little bumps. Start in the Old Camp Dihedral until you can just reach out right for first clip. Step out onto the lowest sloping ledge. A series of mantles. Bolts. IF YOU MUST, you can make it easier by moving up in the corner and stepping out onto the second ledge.

Two bolts then finish on 'Marshmellow Crack'

Becomes very difficult after first couple of moves, climbing the hump up to the left of 'A Camel Came to Camp' and to the right of 'Nutty Butter'

Step left and into the eye from the arete. Very hard overhanging route.

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Routes in Old Camp Bluff