Start in the crack right of Red headed Yeti. Both routes share the same crack for about 15'. Go right at the anchors on the hidden ledge for the Betty. Follow obvious crack to the anchor in a chimny. There may be some loose rock near a cherry bush and horizontal area of funky rock.

Yeti's Betty

Oroboros

KnowWhatIMean

Crackalicous

The Sphinx

Crouching Climber Ridden Dragon

Power Child

Shaken

In Godzilla We Trust

Belly of the Beast

Unknown 1

Taken

Primal Institution

Unknown 2

Trapped In Time / Medussa

The Red Headed Yeti

Nosferatu

Getting It Up For The Crack Of Dawn

Unknown 3

Goddess of Virtue

Morosoarus

Monster Crack

Buddha Belly

Two pitches of steep crack, finishing on the huge protruding Yeti head.   Pitch 1 (5.8) 60'   Pitch 2 (5.10+) 60'

Climb the crack up to the where the crack resembles an Oroboros(Ancient symbol of a Dragon eating his own tail), splitting left & right, thanrejoining about 10 feet higher. Climb either crack, the right crack is a bit harder. Follow hand jams up, while making sure to peek right around arete to find the anchors (Shares anchors with C.C.R.D. & Belly of the Beast).

Semi disjointed crack system to the right of Crackalicous that also shares it's anchors.

Super fun crack that heads through finger and hand jams to the excellent bulging finish.

Long & steep route that climbs the featured face/arete with a bouldery   crux right off the ground. Sustained 5.10 climbing through-out with a   juggy overhanging section way up high.   70 Meter rope needed for this climb.

This 2 pitch route climbs the Dragon looking prow of rock, up the Dragon's belly to his breast, onto it's head, straight out it's snout & across his face. 

  Pitch 1 (project) 60'    Start with the first couple moves up Belly of the Beast's   crack, then move left and enter the crux. Hard dynamic   moves lead thru the steep overhang.    shared anchors. 

  Pitch 2 (5.11c) 60' bolts + 1 small cam.   Easy climbing leads up to the Dragons head where hard climbing surmounts the head, pulling over the snout and across the face.

Great route! Sustained side pulling is the game here. Though it can be done in 2 pitches, it is recommended to do it as one continuous climb. Super pumpy and a classic! (70m rope & 20 quickdraws needed to do this in 1 Pitch.)

This fun route starts just to the right of Taken, and shares anchors with it's first pitch. Climb the beautiful finger crack that was once hidden behind a layer of moss. A great find by Reed Fee!

The crux of this route is down low. Follow the crack right, through a roof shaped like a lizard head. Difficult & pumpy getting over the roof and into the vertical crack. Follow finger & hand jams to the anchor on the right side of the crack.

Classic hand jamming up the beautiful crack on the right side of the Dragon. Follow crack to the roof, exit roof to the left up to the shared anchors.

Long, sustained arete route with a few tricky bulges and edge climbing. Can be climbed with a 70m rope or as 2 pitches.

This route starts right of yeti's Betty. Climb only the face avoiding yeti's Betty main crack. A thin balancey crux above the fourth bolt followed by continuous small edges leading to another tough section right before the anchors

Trapped in Time: Second pitch to Monster Crack. An excellent looming crack that has everything from fingers to beautiful hand jams. Hopefully Ben will establish pitch 1 to this Gem of a climb at some point!   Medussa (5.9+): Variation of Trapped in Time. Do the first 5 moves of T.I.T. then follow small crack up & left to shared anchors. Tricky fingers.

Continuous 5.9 crack climbing for over 110 feet! Very small seam to start, with tricky climbing for the first 20'. Crack widens to fingers & hands and eases up a bit. Widens to fist jams at 90' where you pull a small roof and continue up the widening fissure to Arm-bars at the anchors. You need a 70m rope to desend, (or use Monster Crack's anchors for 2nd Rap).

This long, continuous crack hosts an awesome route! A non-stop crack climbing challenge with mostly fingers & smaller terrain. It can be broken into two pitches, but is direct and vertical enough to do as one. Two rappels is the recommended descent to avoid the chimney down-climb.

Various crack systems. Can either top out or follow left-ish to the anchor

This great friction climb is well worth doing, in spite of its short stature. Crux comes in about half way up, with thin crimpers, and bad foot smears.

Can be climbed as the 2nd pitch of Oroboros, or any of the climbs that share those anchors.   Climb "Crouching Climber Ridden Dragon P2" to the trad placement, head left following the crack and face staying left of the Dragon head. Shares anchors with the 2nd pitch of C.C.R.D.   Can be climbed as a long single pitch, Oroboros Morasoarus.

This route climbs a dihedral on the right side of a leaning, detached tower (Goddess of Virtue climbs the face of the tower). The crack you will be climbing is actually the space between this tower and the main face. The crack continues to get wider as you move up, to the point where you tunnel through the crack and reach the top of the tower.

Second Pitch option for "In Godzill We Trust", this juggy sport route is overhanging most of the way, yet the large holds make it pretty moderate climbing... until you reach the overhanging "Buddha Belly" roof. Combine this route with "In Godzilla We Trust" as a single pitch to climb what is called "Godzilla VS The Buddha"

This area of Klinger Spring is identified by the Monster looking protrusions along the top of the wall. Most of the 2 pitch routes here can been done as one full single pitch, making for exellent long and pumpy climbs.Some routes require a 70 Meter rope to lower off safely. Be sure to tie a knot in the end of your rope!

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