Start in the gully with bigger than fists and good feet. Shimmy up the crack to gain a stance. Bust out right following the bolt line up some very awesome holds and sequence. The only thing lame about this route is that it isn't longer! Bring the helmet.

Decoco Crack

Sauerkraut Sandwich

That's a Bingo!

Aldo the Apache

Two and a Half

Ms. Kira Shakira

Hans Landa

Bear J

Burrito in My Speedo

SGT Stiglitz

Weinersnitzel Lickin' Fingers

Gorlami

Baby Dunk

Slippery Trout

Kira, Get a Job!

Hotdog Charades

Hazel Basil

Put It In Your Mouth

Block-Eh

Start at the base of the route climbing pretty much a boulder, using chimney techniques. Stand on the lower ledge, and now transition on to the face to a techy/bulgy ending.

This is a great first lead or a good TR for the kids. It has longer moves on big hold/rails - it is almost a step ladder!

Rappelling to get to the base of

Hans Landa

is best using these anchors.

That's a Bingo! has fun, techy face climbing that trends right but cuts back left. It is short and sweet. Don't blow it at the top!

Aldo the Apache is a roped boulder problem with a thin, reachy crux. A credit card sized hold may or may not have deteriorated over attempts. Get on it soon!

Two and a Half has easy dihedral climbing. It is a great beginner lead.

Ms. Kira Shakira is a great beginner lead. Follows big ledges to the top.

Start on moderate but smooth and techy bulges to gain the crack to the right. Work your way up the crack, and make a decision to either head straight up or to cut back to the orange face. Both are about the same grade, and each have bolts for protection. My opinion is that the left orange face is the money sequence. I won't spoil the beta. Be mega proud if you get the onsight!

This was the first route within the quarry. Climb some bulges on good edges, making your way to great stances. A couple of long reaches on great edges take you to the top. Avoid using the chimney or other wall for full value. Make sure to look out for those cool, shiny, scallop flakes that are on the wall from when they used to dynamite the area.

This route has surprisingly good movement on single to double pad crimps and edges. It is a good warm-up for the hands and meanders a bit, so don't be afraid to move left and right. There are probably 100 different ways to climb this thing.

Climb a wider pod start to a bit of fingers and techy feet.

Baby Dunk climbs a fun, leaning crack to gain the no-hands ledge. Move on jugs to the top. It has great movement but is too dang short.

Slippery Trout ascends jugs to start, but holds will get progressively smaller and more "slippery." A thought provoking crux and tense body positioning will bring you to the chains. Clip the anchors AFTER grabbing the top edge for a full pucker factor experience.

This has airy positioning to start the belay from. Move through some typical Unaweep bulges til you hit a ledge with a tree branch. Shuffle right on the plank til you reach a vertcal crack. Enjoy the not-so-staightforward crack all the way to the top. The route meanders a bit, but you will be following the path of least resistance.

This climbs a right-facing dihedral corner that takes thinner gear in the beginning and gradually opens up. It has great movement through smaller cracks and is easier than it looks.

Boulder the short lived splitter with heinously slippery feet to a good ledge. A couple more gastons and sidepulls put you at a two bolt anchor. It's a shame that these moves didn't last longer!

Put It In Your Mouth has a delicate start in a shallow dihedral. Avoid using the huge ledge out left for full purchase.

This is pretty much a stack of boulders. It is a great first lead or good for children to TR.

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Routes in Quarry Proper