Double cracks past some solid wedged blocks to a right-facing corner and a dirty top out. Tree belay 15 feet back from the rim, 30 second walk off.

End of the World Party

Downstream Dihedral

Nuclear Winter

Apocalypse Now

Streamline

Waterfall Face

Cline Crack

Begin scrambling up a grassy ledge, then either jam or use small face holds to establish yourself in the tight dihedral.  Use more shenanigans to move up over the slight overhang and mantle to the anchor.  I can't justify calling it 5.10a due to only having one or two tricky moves, but it is certainly more awkward and strenuous than your run of the mill 5.9.  

 You can set up a TR from a tree back from the edge a few feet, or do the exposed one move downclimb to the ledge where the anchor is.  I wouldn't recommend the latter without a rappel/belay of some sort.

Start in a wide corner and follow a right-leaning crack with good rests and solid gear. After a few moves, stem back into the corner and top out. Tree belay.

Zig-zag finger crack to corner. Tree belay, easy walk off.

The crux comes in the first 15 feet. Fiddle some small gear and pull through a bulge on a few finger locks and face holds. The difficulty eases in the second half.

Fun obscure route. Starts with with flat edges and an arete, a tricky crux above the 2nd bolt, and big drilled holds to the finish. History unknown, grade is purely speculation.

Short, steep corner crack. Boulder off the ground past some slippery paint. Stemming and tips laybacks lead around a roof to the finish. Feels a little harder than Wartley's?

West-facing basalt cliff downstream of the waterfall. The wall is several hundred feet long and includes short routes up to 40 feet tall, highball boulders and lowball traverses. Fairly easy top rope access to most things by trees near the rim. There's potential for a few more short, traditional grit-style lines on the wall with a bit of cleaning.

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