Climb the big fat crack in the corner, dont worry it climbs much better than it looks 

BIg Faty

Tradisfaction

Deliverance

Scary fingers

Blue Sky, Green Water

Bare Knuckle Ninja

Minimum Wage

Sense of Accomplishment

Dyslexia

This route is a fun series of slightly overhanging jugs with a few crimps to make it pumpy. Follow the line of bolts up to the anchor. 

An obvious steep arete.  First climbed ground up on trad gear.  Kind of reachy.

Climbs the face right of the Blue Sky Buttress. A few long reaches are needed. Pull around the mini roof to start, climb up through a few sharp edges. A few long reaches get you to the ledge and there are a few more moves before the anchor on lighter orange rock.

Fun climbing with a slab/technical crux in the middle.  Guidebook gives a 11b but some might find it a bit harder!

This is a great rock climb.  Most routes at Obed have great position but this one may have the best.  Perched above the confluence of the Obed and Clear the view is incredible, the stone is perfect, and the climb is as good as it gets.

A short and powerful bit of climbing with great moves on solid stone.  If this is still a trad climb it's probably not been repeated in a long time.  Go climb it somebody.

Obed's only real wide crack.  Only 5.9 (yosemite wide crack rating) but you might get humbled pretty quick if you're not ready.

Climb the bolts that follow the arete until they run out. A move or three gets you to a nice horizontal for gear. One more bolt up and right leads to the anchor. 

This is the area of walls that are climbers left (upstream) of the walk down to South Clear Creek.  The most obvious route in this area is the awesome arete of Blue Sky, Green Water.

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