Jackie's Separation Anxiety

Johnny Come Lately

Geirful Warrior

Highball

Step Class

Captain Cook

Direct Warrior

Raytallyation

Plateonic Love

Sting Ray, AKA Geirless Warrior

X-Ray

Ugly Crack is what I call it

Rayzors Edge

Poppin' Cherries

Raycreation

Stemming and jug hauling on overhanging rock.

It may be short but it is in your face from start to finish.

The 11- start to Stingray branches right to a right angling crack then up a cool face. Originally I set this up as a climb that took two or three pieces of gear to protect it. Today 8/19/2018 I added two bolts where the gear could be placed. Seemed silly in hindsight not to have bolted it. As you can see from the comments it can be lead on gear or bolts. With the direct start you no longer need to do the original start. Not sure why we didn't set it up this way to begin with.

Tricky hard bouldery start with cool layback moves. When you get to the jug to clip the third bolt it is possible to stem or move right for a big rest which you are welcome to do if you like. probably mid to hard eleven if you do.

Getting the 2nd clip takes some footwork to make it a bit less tenuous.

The funky rock is not what you want to use and it can be avoided by staying just right of it.  This route and Raycreation are close together at one point and they join for a moment higher up.

Moves to a jug at a low first bolt are powerful and lead to good holds to the right. From there work back left to the hanging corner until possible to make cool roof moves that quickly lead into the bolted upper part of Geirless Warrior

Really amazing rock and holds down low, followed by jugs.

Spooky looking plates are really cool and one climbs a little like a hanging tufa. This leads to slightly spicy but safe moves to roof with a stout finish. If you are taller it is a letter grade easier.

Good route that is fairly sustained and had a cool hold at one of the cruxes. Now I stay left at the undercling to maintain the grade.

Bulging overhung wide crack leads to lower angle lichen covered easier climbing.

Pulls several small and fun roofs, to a great thin technical section.  The name comes from an area that you don't want to grab inside the hole, and the balancy nature of the crux.

Short and steep with, like all routes here, some big holds along the way and a very attractive vertical crystal dike in the middle.  Trends left after the first bulge.

Technical climbing to a great steep section and a little slab as well.

The Upper Wall is covered with big holds with the occasional thin section between them.  The wall is slightly overhanging and has a few roofs or bulges to surmount.

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Routes in Upper Wall