The crux is at the top when the holds thin out. You might find yourself one crystal in each hand, sub zero temps help.

Sub Zero

Grown Ocean

Rugosa

Crabapple Breakdown Project

The Loaf

Purgatory

Heaven

Start siting under roof, left hand side pull and right hand crimp. The crux is getting over the buldge and getting all the weight onto your feet.

Not actually on the Cornerstone boulder, but on the boulder that's behind the route "Rugosa/Yunker". Climb up the clean-ish crack ann arete on the left corner of the slab opposite the Cornerstone boulder. Sit start isn't too hard and makes for a better route.

Rugosa tackles the arete just left of the Loaf, starting low and moving up on very rough slopers and crimps.

Overhanging project that follows a very slopey lip to the sketchiest top out since the war of 1812. very sharp slopers and haggard crimps. Still a project but possibly a v5-7 depending on the beta. The Top out is incredibly sketchy and is probably the crux.

The crux is reaching the glued pocket and finishing the problem.

Heaven climbs the very obvious and aesthetic southwest corner of the Cornerstone. After a crimpy and sharp start, the climbing eases up considerably with a tall, slightly balancy, but very fun finish. This was the very first problem put up here, requiring quite a lot of cleaning. It was done in a pre-pad era so it was TR-ed first, then soloed. With modern pads, a ground-up ascent is pretty reasonable

The smaller and lower of the two primary boulders at Bradbury Mountain. It is is easily identifiable by the striking 20 foot arete of Heaven.

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Routes in The Cornerstone