Awesome overhanging wall with scaly plates. Gain a stem to rest before heading out left. Be careful with the stem though, there are some loose pieces - the belayer should wear a helmet.

Bone Skin

Cold Blooded

King Lizard

Sunday School

Easy Living

The Bougie Peanut

Belly of the Beast

After a while

Poacher

Cannabis and Booze

Crocodile Tears

Crocodile Hunter

Born from Revolution

Croc Rock

Don't Take It For Granite

Willy Nilly

Bible Study

Cotton Mouth Cruise

Arrowhead

Left side of the wall, just left of a prominent black streak. Head up a thin seam to a shallow roof.  Pull the roof and continue on the face to the chains.

Route looks great, crux is passing the first bolt. Getting to the first bolt required gear, I placed a #1 camalot. Looks like two moves after the first bolt the difficulty eases substantially. We whipped a bunch and bailed. Give it a go!

follow right hand seam to overlap, finish at anchors shared with Croc Rock, Poacher, etc

Prominent crack on the right side of Crocodile Dome.  Head up an obvious crack to a sloping ledge, then up an off-width right facing dihedral (there's some loose rock here, be careful).  Chains are on the right.

Trend up and left from easy flakes to the corner shared with Sunday School (crux). Felt pretty stiff for the 5.7 it gets in the guidebook.

Layback up the flake to left of Sunday School. Head into a tricky slab (crux) before pulling on some big jugs and fun moves through a steep roof. Easy chickenheads and slab to the anchor

Start by going up the left side of the leaning block. Layback the runnel and transition into larger features above the roof.

Just left of Crocodile Tears, climb techy moves down low to the overhanging diagonal rail to the 5.9 corner above. 4 bolts down low with some gear and then all gear in the corner above. Another optional finish is to move right to finish on the upper bolts of crocodile tears after clipping the fourth bolt.

Route starts off a block from the right and heads straight up a dark groove/runnel. Crux is bolts 3-5. After you cross the runnel and clip the 5th bolt, easier climbing leads up and left to anchor. Guidebook rates 5.11a

Start out in a wide crack which leads to a large gapping horizontal crack. Make a hilarious move into the horizontal crack and then move onto the bolted face above for the real action.

Tricky, moves off the deck to the first clip (stick clip recommended for those under 6' tall) then technical face climbing above with an exciting tiny knob hold. After the first few bolts the climbing eases to the typical Shuteye vertical plate pulling

Fun style of climbing on good rock. This route needs traffic to clean it up, but otherwise it's good. Stem, chimney, jam, or do whatever gets you up. There are so many options!

Climb arete right of crack , fun jugs to fun roof.

Climb up an arete and traverse left to a tricky roof.  Pull the roof and head up a shallow black chimney to the anchors.

Climb the dihedral and break out right into the hand crack whenever you feel comfortable. Lieback around the roof and continue up to the anchors. Crux was transitioning to the hand crack, the roof goes quite easily actually. 70m rope will get you to the platform you start on, but not to the ground when lowering. Make sure your belayer ties a knot and the end of the rope.

Start on the bulge flake to the left of the big crack and then up the broken seem. A few balance feet and very flared hands brings up into the upper seam. Delicate until joining Sunday School.

This is a great face pitch on superb rock.  The guidebook calls it bolts only, but at the very top there is a 30 ft run to the anchor.  However, a very good cam (1"-1.25") can be placed to cut that distance in half.  There is also a good horn to be slung slightly right of this gear placement that eases the thought of a long fall.

Climb featured plates to steep headwall w/3 bolts

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Routes in Crocodile Dome