This climb is the back side of Bush Crack. Work your way into the chimney following an edge that runs out just before reaching the crack. Follow the hand crack up the narrow chimney. Scramble off to the Southeast or walk off to the North.

Retroshrub

Cubes

Little Bishop

Bush Crack

En Passant

Rope Eater

Dan Jam

A nice two section climb beginning with a flake to a good stance followed by a sweet finger crack to the top.

Cubes is a short hand crack that pulls over to a short loose finish.

A 12' right leaning crack problem located on the same wall, but to the left of En Passant. Also worth doing on the way to Buzzards roped climbs.

15 ft vertical hand crack boulder problem on the West Southwestern flank of Buzzards. Very high rock quality. Worth doing on the way to Buzzards main attractions.

Rope Eater is a fun crack climb with a bouldery start off some cheatstones to get established in the bomb bay wide section.  Sleaze right to the lip of the roof, then boulder out the roof section on good holds and jams, before finishing on the .6/.7 handcrack section. 

  This climb is indeed a rope eater, and if you hang on either boulder problem the rope will get sucked into the crack.  this happened to us, and we were able to retrieve it by having the second hang on a couple cams, untie, and pull the rope through from above.

This is the wide crack just to the left of Bush Crack.  It starts off about fist sized and turns into a squeeze chimney towards the top.  Great practice for squeeze chimney technique.

This is the southwest area of Buzzard's Roost looking over the Loop Trail. The area is marked by various large blocks to the left and a wall hidden by trees and rocks to the right.

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Routes in Southwest Face