The obvious thin face just right of "Mixed Bag". Very thin crux moves on sharp dime-size edges. The crux is a short dyno off small edges and bad feet.

Slab-monger

Black Bird Crack

Batty

The Penguin

Alfred

Wrendevous

Mariposa

Cat Woman

New Era

Frankenstone

Mad Hatter

Mixed Bag

Flying Squirrel

Dead Bird

Several short crux sections on great basalt.

Climb the wide crack in middle of black streak for about 40'. 1.5" crack in the back for pro and laybacking. Then up broken face and blocks to anchors.  Fun unique climbing on surprisingly solid rock. Sometimes dirty.

Off Finger to Hands up to sharp pinned block (Bat deep in crack).  Crux at roof.  Full value. Try to avoid loose blocks above roof to right. Old anchor up high in loose ground.  We were unable to find who placed this or if crack had FA (be glad to change name and report the true FA, please e-mail me with any info).

Extreme palming & stemming will get you past the crux moves. Save something for the upper, pumpy moves. 

  Quality! 

Power laybacking past the first bolt is the crux.

Best trad line in area, has only seen a few ascents. Couldn't find out who did it and what style. We took the liberty to name it. Start in chossy band below nice open book w'2" crack going up to mini roof, turn on left then trend right over stegosaurus flakes, solid and cool. Then ascend straight in finger crack with pods and good small edges for feet.  

  Bolted variation climbs on right face (5.11c). Finish same crack to new chain anchor.

Start in open book with perfect finger crack and some edges to set up for crux bulge throw for slopers over bulge and establish yourself on face for some gear. Go up steep face and crack to anchors on left.  Another route put up in 80's? only one bolt at time of first ascent but added another. A huge flake pulled off by first bolt and a jug broke off at crux while cleaning so it felt ok to claim 1st ascent, but it wasn't us. Probably 5.10+ before.

Steep climbing up a shallow corner. Crux is stepping  right to the slab. 

  Sweet & seductive!

This is a cool route with a thin crux down low and a pumpy one on the arete up high.

Crux above at orange overhanging face.  Nice rest beforehand with opportunity to admire Frankenstone in-situ.

Continuous climbing with the crux at the top. Classic!

Starts with face climbing on horizonal rails to a wide, unstemmable corner with bolt-line along right side in unblemished dark rock. Trick moves gain a ledge below the crux headwall, which is very well bolted (thankfully, keeps you off the ledge). Big moves on thinner holds, very fun and sustained, to the top.

Start in left facing corner to broken vertical crack (same as Alfred)

Frankenstone

  project-incomplete 

The Penguin

Cat Woman

Alfred

Mariposa

Black Bird Crack

  Crack 5.11 variation for #9 

New Era

Batty

Wrendevous

Mad Hatter

Slab-monger

Mixed Bag

Description

Protection

Routes in 6. Wayne Manor