This is one of the better routes in the area. 

  Start in a right-facing corner, aiming for a bolt about 15' up.  Clip the bolt (use a runner), and traverse left on interesting finger pockets.  A red TCU protects this section getting to the second bolt.  Sustained pocket pulling will see you to the chains.  Enjoy.

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The Razors Edge

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Slab Route.

Jennifer's Crack

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"The Swarm"

Start out with a short boulder problem with tricky feet.  Gain the ledge past the first bolt and traverse left out on to the pocket face.  Continue up the featured face to the anchors.

This striking arete feature will likely be the first thing you notice.  A hard move off the ground leads to a spectacular section of barn door laybacks.  Finish up on cruiser jugs to a two bolt anchor.  There is an enjoyable variation that breaks left to the anchor of Karen's Crack.  Make sure to bring a couple runners for this.

Climb the highly featured face to the left of "Jennifer's Crack" to a two bolt anchor.  Easy climbing with tricky gear.

Follow the obvious crack in a corner past a bolt.  The original route did not use this bolt.  Pull a small roof on good holds.  Climb the short face above the roof to a 2 bolt anchor.

This is a unique route for the area.  It has consistently difficult moves to the top on interesting quartz crystals.  It is well-protected the whole way.

This is a fun moderate for the area on good rock. 

  Start up a low angled slab to reach the business.  There are really good layback moves on bomber jugs for the majority of the route.  Cool!

This is a somewhat fun route with lots of loose rock and some marginal gear.  Start up the deep crack placing a couple of large cams before the roof.  Pull the roof with the occasional stem and jam before reaching the anchor.

You better believe it!  27 mile crag is the place you want to be on a sunny afternoon.  Stunning mountain and glacier views make this place dreamy.  The rock here is quite good compared to some of the other choss piles around.  This is probably my favorite place to climb in the Valdez area.  Sweet!

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