This route is not that great, but you're here so you might as well do it. It's bolted in a way where if you fall you'll break your ankles on nearly every single fall. It trends up a bolt line to a short 4th class section, then climbs a steep clean face. there is a mantle to a ledge which is the crux (don't fall here, you'll get hurt), you'll wonder why the anchor isn't there, and wonder why there is a bolt between there and where the anchor is... odd. 

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The Honey Pot

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Start on the slab in the middle of the crag and climb to a high(ish) first bolt. Continue direct through golden colored rock on the steepest portion of the wall and a small roof (crux). Pull the roof and 2 more bolts of steep climbing to a slabby top out. A good route for the crag, though maybe not worth the hike on its own.

Begins in a shallow corner with 3 obvious bolts. Climb the bolts on the face with good rock to a low angle bulge that takes some gear (#1-3 bd). Pass a final bolt on easy ground before the anchor. Might be a fun first sprad lead.

climb dirty slab through a giant loose block, between bolt one and two you'll break your back. Between bolts two and three you'll wrack yourself for a few moves, then if you fall in the crux, you'll get sucked into a corner below, or if your partner tries to keep you below this you'll deck. Sad. 

 Relatively easy climbing to either a dyno, or if the route was properly cleaned a lay back through the crux. finish off on some low angle 5.5 slab. 

A very sunny crag above the Sunshine ridge area. Several routes, some are good, some are routes. Mostly short climbs.

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