Variation of "Pretty Pimpin". Climb up the slab following the original line of "Pretty Pimpin" up to the roof. Instead of traversing right at the roof continue straight up.

“What‘s Golden”- Jurrasic 5

As of June 13th 2021 the anchor for this route as been rebolted.

What's Golden

Angry Chair

"Touch, Peel and Stand"

"Beer for My Horses"

99 Problems

Old Town Road

I don't want to be

Move on

"Pretty Pimpin"

Scream

The route starts with "Pretty Pimpin" and ends at the chains for "Old Town Road". Two pitches and then some scrambling.

P1: "Pretty Pimpin"-5.8 PG-13 :Climb the corner (gear) into the slab. Climb the slab (bolts) into the roof. From the left hand side of the roof (gear) traverse right under the roof (more gear half way). From the right hand side of the roof climb up to the ledge (bolted anchor). (More beta for "Pretty Pimpin on its page).

P2: 5.5 PG-13. (The gear for P2 is not great and there is not a lot of options). From the chains of "Pretty Pimpin" traverse left into the slot/chimney feature, from there head directly up to the next ledge feature below the staked block feature, next pull the block and gain the next ledge, there are anchors above the block. Finish by scrambling up to the top of the formation to the chains of "Old Town Road".

“I Don’t Want To Be”- Gavin DeGraw

Fun slab climbing. Fixed anchors up top, accessed via the scramble to the right of the line.

”Angry Chair”- Alice In Chains

Climb the thin slab, then climb straight through the roof up to the chains. This route is named after the song "Touch, Peel and Stand" by Days of the New.

As of June 13th 2021 the anchor for this route as been rebolted.

Long slab climb. To start the pitch you can either belay from the first ledge that can be accessed with a easy scramble or you can do the direct start (the direct start was done on the FA) and climb the face of the first ledge. It is about thirty feet to the first bolt when doing the direct start, less if you start from the ledge. There are five bolts and fixed anchors on top. I did have problems with some of the bolts, I used a bolt that I do not normally use at the Hogs Back. All of the bolts are bomb and not cause for real concern, however I did have a problem with bolt number 3, when I went to replace I had the same problem happen. Both of the bolts are fine it is really more of me wanting it to be perfect. For now there are two bolts there, I have plans to replace both. I equalized them together both for the fa. I climbed on a 70m rope and used a tag line to get off.

Route song name: "Beer for My Horses (feat. Willie Nelson)"-Toby Keith.

Short crack, starts behind the pine tree.

”99 Problems”- Hugo

Face climbing start (bolts) into a finger/hand crack (gear), more face climbing into the top out (bolt) onto the ledge. Easy scramble around the right hand side to access the anchors. “Old Town Road“ - Lil Nas X

Shares the same anchor as “99 Problems”. The route is dirty, but the climbing is fun.   ”Move on” - The Revivalists

Climb the corner (gear) into the slab. Climb the slab (bolts) into the roof. From the left hand side of the roof (gear) traverse right under the roof (more gear half way). From the right hand side of the roof climb up to the ledge (bolted anchor).

”Pretty Pimpin”- Kurt Vile

As of June 13th 2021 the anchor for this route as been rebolted.

Slick start to the lower slab into more moderate climbing on bigger features. From the top of the features re-enter the slab and traverse left to the chains of "Pretty Pimpin".

The crux is on the slick slab between bolts one and two. The top traverse is also engaging.

"Scream"- The Misfits

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