Just right of

Jewel of the Nile

, climb steep, thin face past six bolts to a two bolt anchor.

Iotolla

Crepes Corner

Shelob's Lair

Road House Blues

No Doubt Stout

Zig Zag

Fear of Flying

Jewel of the Nile

Head Jammer

Crawford's Face

Archer

Battle Axe

Mad Wife

The Saw

Walk Like an Egyptian

Knob Hill

Wind

Fluted Crust

Pie Face Dihedral

Miller's Highlife

The Cream Puff

Earn Your Wings

Clean Corner

B. T. Express

Pie in the Sky

To the right of

Clean Corner

, is a steep wall with bolts. This route starts in a crack, then moves right to a bolt (the second bolt on the direct) and climbs past three more bolts to a two bolt anchor.

This is the prominent, right facing corner, on the left side of the slab (Pie Face) above Lunch Rock. Kinda classic, a really fun solo and downclimb!

The back side of the

Wind

block.  This 5.9 chimney/wide crack is done by tunneling up behind

Wind

.

A wonderful obscurity for the wide crack connoisseur...most others will be grossed out.

To the left of

Clean Corner

, climb face, past a bolt to a flake. Follow it to the top of

Clean Corner

.

Located just off the trail just below the Wind boulder and just to the left of the start of Crepes Corner

This is the short, fun Zig Zag crack above

Archer

. More of a boulder problem, but fun.

Climb the crack and face just to the right of The Saw and turn the roof near it's middle.

This is the direct start to

Walk Like an Egyptian

. It avoids using the crack another bolt was added below the original four.

t the route follows the three bolts to the dish above at which point you have three choices... straight up with no pro..... to the right with no pro... or to the left where you can clip another bolt... maybe that bolt is new as well.... and then up the shallow left leaning crack with some difficult to arrange protection.

Or, same start as

Pie in the Sky

. Traverse 40' right, then up to the top, passing a bolt at the crux.

To the right of "Wind", climb face past two bolts, joining

Wind

near the top.

Kind of a pile. This climb is to the left of

Clean Corner

.

Climb cracks up a prominent arch, to a chimney. From the chimney's top, climb face, left of a roof.

To the left of "Road House Blues", climb past six bolts to a three bolt anchor.

Wide crack about 40' left of the "Direct" start of

Crepes Corner

(also known as the Cuisinhart for it's razor like nature).

A bit crusty but good for the novice wide leader.  Protects well with just a few wide pieces.

Climb the left side of the prominent large roof of Sugar Daddy

Good route. Fun solo. From the base of the main corner of

Crepes Corner

, climb a chimney. follow a right leaning flake/crack, then up steep knobs.

Just left of

Crepes Corner

is a huge pointed flake. "Wind" climbs the left side, past two bolts.

From an area at the base of the crack of Crepes Corner climb the wide chimney to the top of a larger boulder that rests on the main wall.  From there follow a shallow crack to the right and then climb the face above using a large assortment of chicken heads and knobs for both holds and protection.

Nice and clean. Do the

Head Jammer

traverse to the bolt. Step down into the Dihedral and climb to the top.

Fun route. Climb the face right of

Pie in the Sky

, past two rusty 1/4" bolts.

Not that good. The Cream Puff is a short, free-standing pinnacle at the west end of The Pie Shop.  The rock here is of lesser quality.

Climb a diagonal crack to a short face on the west side.  Rappel off.

Contrived, but fun. Climb the face just right of

Crepes Corner

.

This was led on the first ascent, placing pro in

Crepes Corner

. It's best as a top rope.

Climb the nice, short, left-facing corner, 40' right of

Archer

.

Good route. This route climbs a prominent prow, 70' left of

Crepes Corner

for it's second pitch.

Climb up cracks and flakes to a chimney, that ends in a sandy alcove. Climb a thin crack and unprotected face to the top.

One of my favorites at the Pie. Climb face, right of

Crepes Corner

to a short flake, then up and slightly right to a left leaning seam. Follow this and knobs to the rap anchor.

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Protection

Routes in Main Wall (Left)