Sorry

Half Monty

Butt Crack

The River

Wally Gator

Hi-Ho Cherrio

Gator McKlusky

Unnamed  3

Bass a'la Pecos

Candyland

Ten-D-Nitis

Unnamed 5.10

Corner

Chutes and Ladders

Crocodile Tears

Perch Jerk

Gasper Goo

Great moderate route surrounded by other moderate climbs.

Slabby limestone with large pockets and huecos.

The bottom of the route is slabby and thin.  The route has a couple difficult transitional moves into the crack.  The crack itself is a sharp, positive hand crack that lends itself well to layback moves.

An aesthetic route that follows a dihedral crack through a hueco filled section and finishes on a small roof pull.

Climb starts on slab and follows a crack system.  It’s the left most climb in gator farm, on the left side of the large boulder.

This route seems harder and headier than it should for the grade.  Bolts feel like they are placed in the middle of cruxes.

This route is a jug haul with a mini-roof.  Super fun.  A bit soft in my opinion.

Dihedral climb with crux up high in the pockety section.

Fun climb if you don't mind the hollow sounding flake. Surrounded by other moderate climbs on the Candy Land wall.

Layback moves to pockets, pinches, and slopers, with pseudo crack moves. All on slight slab.

Slabby, pocketed limestone with a horizontal crack near the top.  Lighter belayers should belay from sloped ledge below first clip.

Nice Slab route that has a really cool crack pull transition near the top.  Expect a bit of rope drag at the top.

Emerald Pools contains five walls: Gator Farm, Candy Land, The Butt, Cheap Beer Odyssey and Fishing Hole.  The third class scramble approach from the campground drops in between The Butt and Cheap Beer Odyssey.  Facing the river, it runs right to left, with Gator Farm being the most down stream and Fishing Hole being the furthest up stream.    

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Routes in Emerald Pools Sector