An intense route that requires some faith in tiny holds. Technical slab down low, hard roof near the top. A classic of its type.

Electric Shower

She's Gotta Have It!

Muff Buster

Electric Arch (Mulvado Edge)

Above Electric Shower

No real crux to this bad boy, just fun movement. I'm not sure of this route's name, but I've heard it called Electric Arch. I'm also fairly certain Greg Miles established it (he developed Electric Shower's second pitch, which went in around the same time).

Anyway, this pretty much follows the corner and arete of the arch that forms the roof of Electric Shower. Some interesting liebacking and ramp-crawling. Can be a little dirty.

A fun climb with a touchy slab face down low and a great roof up high. Unfortunately, the climb continues through a bit of easy, junky rock above the roof. Watch yourself up here.

A fun, yet somewhat non-memorable sport route. More slabby edges, pinches, and sidepulls.

This pitch starts at the Electric Shower anchors halfway up the wall. Either climb the unnamed(5.9 sport) pitch or Electric Shower (5.11b) to get to these anchors. Bring your second up to a fairly comfortable belay and start on up.

Fun edge and flake climbing on sometimes sharp holds will bring you to another bolted anchor near the clifftop.

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Routes in 2. Hoback Shield Right