Start sitting on the angled boulder, facing the corner with hands matched low in the crack. Step onto decent feet and make a big move to good holds on the horizontal. Switch your stance and use the arete to top out. 

 This is a detached block and although solid, one day it will fall. Pulling on it during the topout creates an uneasiness that either adds or takes away from the climb, depending on your outlook that day

A Little Sauce

A Little Moss

A Little Choss

Into the Fire

Out of the Frying Pan

Start matched on the low shelf and move up to the angled shelf. Continue up and left on jugs to top out the boulder.

From a sit follow the sandstone jugs up the face. Stay off the quartzite to the left and top out

This is a detached block roof feature that looks intimidating but climbs great. You'll encounter a juggy arete for one hand, great underclings for the other, and a sloping platform for feet to keep the tension. Stick in a kneebar or heel hook, reach the hold on the face, finish the easy top out, and smile! There are still good problems to be found at the lake :-)

This is an extension of the roof climb, Into the Fire. Left of the roof, start low on the small arete with hands on the shelf and a heel around the arete. Move up to a stand on decent crimps then traverse right and climb Into the Fire. This line extends the pump factor while adding  movement and a more defined start to an already fun climb.

A small alcove of low cliffs just across the road from the fire road boulder. This area is mostly chossy detached blocks, but the corner of the alcove has fun lines

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Routes in The Firepit