AKA Hjelt's sport route.

The left-most bolted line on the wall. Excellent rock quality and good clipping holds.

Hard crux in the middle, but the bolt is at your waist and the fall is clean.

Oh My Gouache!

Dream Imagery

Paint Hearted Easel Driver

Still Life

The Fool

The Fugitive

Watercolor Wall

Two Ravens

Start at base of "The Pagan".  Head straight up on pink rock, staying on edgy face with decent gear. Aim for the left-facing corner with a 3' roof guarding the entrance. Enter corner from the left after placing a few good pieces below roof. The corner extends for 20' up to chain anchors.

The clean splitting, left leaning crack system that mirrors the arete of the wall until it meets with Watercolor. Good jammin' and lichen smearin'.

This is a gem that was buried under some crispy flakes and crumbly crimps but has cleaned up. Stick clip first bolt! Start on undercling, climb straight up following bolts. Really good sustained movement through amazing rock.

Starting uphill from the 'watercolor', begin with underclings behind a tree and work up and right. Thin face climbing above minimal and marginal gear leads to a hollow dihedral where one wants to traverse into the watercolor for the last 10' to the anchors.

The best line in the Canyon . . . Climb discontinuous finger cracks on a beautiful piece of stone. Grip it and rip it!

Wonderful climbing on "beautiful, polychromatic" lichen covered rock!

Start near the furthest uphill northfacing wall on Tango Tower on a small ledge 25' uphill of Hjelt's sport climb. A 10' V3 boulder problem over a pile of boulders is protected by a low bolt. It then gains a finger-lock and first gear placement. A few more feet of jams gets one over a lip and the entrance to 50' of 5.8 traditional face-climbing (a bit lichen covered).

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Routes in Tango Tower