Previously listed as "unnamed variations 9-11"Start on juggy laybacks, follow the layback up until the holds run out. Move onto the crimps with smeary feet. Big throw and match onto a sloper (crux) and mantle out of that. Follow that line of sloping holds into another powerful mantle and high five your belayer when you top out at the anchor.

The Soggy Noggin

Unkown

Frosted Flake

The Vibrating Rabbit

nice crimps and crux is in the middle. Starts as low as you want. I found a nice foot underneath the roof and two nice crimps to start on

Surmount the roof that starts straight off the ground. Commit to a good undercling to gain the slab with a crack in it. Chuck a piece of gear in if you can find a placement. I gave it PG-13 because if you can’t find a placement here, the next good gear isn’t until you continue up to find a great horizontal crack at 15-20 feet up. From here continue up towards the short dihedral. The crack in the dihedral takes nuts and passive gear well. Layback and stem your way up the dihedral, and find a dirty ledge up high that allows you to exit the dihedral. Continue up using roots and whatever else you can find to top out. Also, not sure what the name of this route is, but if anyone has more info, I’m happy to update it.

Great moderate climb.    Crux is the undercling traverse.  

  Flake is often wet, but holds are juggy and super positive.

Quieter crag away from the Rim road area. Shaded and cool due to the waterfall/creek nearby.   It's not geographically far from the Main area, but the permanently closed road makes the driving trip longer.  

  This area has traditionally been left as more of an adventurous area, and there are plenty of lines awaiting more traffic.  The rock is good, similar to the Rim road area, but dirtier due to few people going there.

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Routes in Breakneck Bridge