Similar to Drill Bit, pull through powerful moves low to easier terrain above. Tread lightly on decent feet between the 2nd and 3rd bolt which requires a high clip.

Cobb Wright

Xylem

Grape Vine

Blasting Cap

Troglobite

Green Dragon

Drill Bit

Pipistrelle

Moonseed

Tragus

Crinoid

 The route starts on the left side of the long drill mark with powerful moves low, leading to easier terrain above.

Begin with a gentle slab start to a comfortable ledge rest, followed by more vertical climbing as the dihedral crack thins into the crux.  Careful footwork and body position will help you gain the second ledge to clip the anchors.  The dihedral provides some shade, which may be helpful in warmer weather.

Work through a low crux through a series of small ledges. Finish in a small dihedral just before the anchor. Watch out for lots of loose rock.

Pull on good holds to gain the face.   The crux comes at the top ~10 feet before the anchors.  

Start on good holds that are far apart leading to a ledge with a tricky mantle. Stem through good, but slightly tricky moves at the 4th bolt.

An excellent warm up or introductory outdoor lead, with a good mix of hold types and comfortable bolting. Begin left for an easier start; the direct start is a little more challenging but would not change the grade.

Fire off small crimps to a big ledge under the first bolt. Easy climbing to two big jugs to a bouldery slopey crux under the chains.

Start on jugs then finish with some slabby moves up top.

Another low crux then a cruise to the anchor. Could link with Grape Vine to the right for a longer route.

Direct start with a super fun bouldering move on good holds at the ground. The right variation (5.8) climbs the easier off the ground and joins at the 2nd bolt. 

 Slight bouldery start to a nice ledge, then easy sustained climbing to the anchors. 7 quickdraws(5 bolts, 2 for the anchor). 

New crag opened fall 2021. currently 14 bolted lines with more development to come.

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