This Climb has a little bit of everything. From jams, slopers, Crimps, slots and ring locks to heel hooks, and high steps. While simultaneously testing your mental fortitude. Sweet Pea starts at the base of a ramp for the first few bolts then goes straight up and over a roof. After the roof the climbing gets less steep but isn't over until the anchor.  (I have only done this with a 70 Meter rope I don't know if a 60 Meter will work)

Sweet Pea

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Unnamed Sport Climb #1

Vidalia

Unnamed Sport Climb #2

Whoopsie Daisy

Dirt Nap

Open Book

Contrived lower section leads to a steep headwall finish.

This is a fun, steep sport climb that stays fairly sustained. The Crux is near the middle of the climb around the 5th bolt. Good feet with okay hands and some balance will get you through this part.

Bolts, with a few pieces of chain and a pin.  Chain Anchors.  Bring

This route is like two completely different climbs stacked on top of each other. The bottom is steep with big moves and is pumpy. The top is beta specific with delicate moves. The crux of the bottom is probably around the 3rd bolt as the crux of the top is probably around the last bolt.

Short.  Awkward clip at the 3rd bolt and tough to clip chains.

Watch for the packrat that lives in the crack.  He's been friendly so far.

The obvious open book.  Good gear, with an option for a #5 or #6 if you need it.  The climb has no defined finish or anchors.  One could walk off to the East, or there are some random pins and bolts that can be rapped off to the West (bring webbing, since it often gets removed).

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Routes in East Gully