Project.  Still some rock to remove.  The Oregon Grape crack is the prominent fist+ crack at the top of the formation.  There is an Oregon Grape bush growing out of the base of the crack.  The climb follows a beautiful orange crack at the base, angling right and up through a black water streak that is wet sometimes, then follows the arete to a platform where the Oregon Grape plant grows, follow the awkward fist+ crack for 20' to easy finish.  Variable rock quality but stellar positioning on a steep route.  I have no idea how hard it is but I started removing the loose rock and poison oak.

Oregon Grape Crack

Country And Western

Toxicodendron

Ribes divaricatum Crack

This varied crack system will clean up nicely with traffic.  From the ground climb up and left on reachy flakes to reach the crack system.  Climb behind the small tree up easy blocks and finish over a boulder to the top.  Anchor from trees on top, @40m

Face climb follows the weakness.  Cleaning up nicely.

Great steep crack system.  Chossy - some expanding flakes on the faces will clean up.  First thirty feet offers steep face climbing to the crack system.

Mostly undeveloped,with loose rock on the top and some faces of the formation.  Several 100'+ walls have great potential and are being cleaned of loose rock, poison oak and moss before climbing and are decent moderate climbs.  Toprope from trees with extension.  Half a dozen unclimbed minor formations dot the hillside between this crag and the Brontosaurus area above the main road.  Visible from main road, around the corner as you leave Brontosaurus parking.

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