Move like a shaman as you highstep and dance back & forth across the blunt arete several times on the way to the top.  Don't blow the crux clip, or the shaman might rip your heart out.

Shaman Moves

Thanks to the Nubbins

Flake Route

Daddy's Day Out

Killing Time in the Crystal City

Cowboy's From Hell

Flakes and Dikes

The Arete

Molly's Crack

Climb the arête feature just to the right of Mollys Crack.  Place gear when possible on the way.

The first route with bolts when walking left. Climb past two bolts on thin moves. Follow easier terrain to the top.

Start 15 to the left of Flakes and Dykes at a large left facing flake. Climb the flake until it ends and continue up the slab to the top.

Start 10 Left of the previous route at a faint dike. Climb the faint dike up and left to a flake. Continue straight up the face to the top. A couple pieces of gear protect the route.

The face between "Cowboys From Hell" and "Daddy's Day Out."  Begin immediately left of a beech tree, and climb straight up, then slightly left past a huge natural thread and a crystal filled pocket that gives the route it's name.  Really fun moves with a couple distinct mini cruxes.

Start 10 left of Daddys Day Out below another bolt line. Climb up the technical face past two bolts and finish up easier terrain to the trees at the top.

Start 12 left of Cowboys. Climb a nice dike past two bolts. The climbing eases up as you finish to the trees above.

The only crack line around. Climb the short but fun crack to the top placing gear along the way.

The Left End is a bit short, but also has a handful of routes worth doing. The wall is about 30-35 feet at its highest. The wall keeps going left for a while and could offer many new boulder problems.

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Routes in Left End