A few tough, thin reaches down low leads to excellent, thoughtful climbing above on positive flakes.

Little Johnny Jewel

Amoeba Brains

Digital Direct

Goblin Girl

Diamonds And Rust

Cyber Sex

Beastie

Angry Child

Ladies' Choice

L.A. Woman

No Brains

The Stain

Dancing Bear

Cro-Magnon Warrior

Snap Dragon

Agent Orange

Southern Belle

Fancy Feet

Keepers of the Skill

The Twist

Morning Beers

Arching wide crack just right of L.A. Woman.  Might be full of muck.

Diffucult bouldery start leads to more moderate climbing up the arete.  After 3rd bolt exit arete to right and finish on slab top-out.

Wow this one is thin, so you better be on your crimp game! Begin by negotiating your way through thin holds, until they get slightly better. At the last bolt you'll run into what looks like a blank section covered in moss. Keep your eyes out for the mono, it's key to get to the anchors.

Step up the mossy slab to reach the first bolt. Pull the bluge and find a good stance to clip the 2nd bolt. High step and friction your way to the top.

This is the route close to the trail that is protected by "eye bolts". Climb through good holds and save some juice for the end.

Climb the off width that is protected by bolts. Not as easy as it looks

Lieback the crack to the good face holds on the right.  Top out straight up.

Climb up the pebbly pocketed face. Holds are pretty painful!

Very obvious line in the middle of the wall.  Follow a seam using power liebacking.  The 1st sport route at the falls.  Mega classic.

Climb up the rainbow colored slab until you get the head wall. Take a breath before you break into an extremely difficult boulder problem with a one hand dyno to a sloper. It doesn’t end there, make sure you stay on your toes till you’re clipping the chains at the top.

Moderate climbing leads to a distinct crux, with a delicate slab to finish the route off.

This is the possible looking, extremely hard, bolted arete seam

Get out your dancing shoes for this trickster.  Good fun.

Begins as a jug haul to the high first bolt. Survive some thin slab to reach the chicken heads and a good ledge at the anchor.

A beautiful sweeping dihedral crack on the dark bands of rock typical of the first Doors wall headed towards the N. Falls.   Cruiser with an exciting roof finish to the anchors!   If you see this is dry then climb it.

The Doors is located 150 yards east of the north falls (if your looking at the falls east is to your right), adjacent to Spleef Peak. This area has about a dozen sport climbs from 11a to 14-, and a few descent trad lines. The doors is marked by 3 prominent dihedrals.

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Routes in F. The Doors