Absolutely excellent highball with perfect pocket jugs. It’s So. Leggett.

So. Leggett

Shouldn't Be Too Bad

Hunger of the Pine

No Scrubs

Time Makes You Boulder

My Own Best Friend

Breathe Easy

Jordan, You Missed Out.

Return Of The Mak

Barely Legit

Live and Die

Grab ‘Em By The Jugs

'Bout To Palpitate

Bazinga

The Elephant Trunk

Gritstone

Retirement Plan

Hustle, Bustle, and So Much Muscle

The Spice Is Right

Don't Be A Flake

Heat Exchanger

Throwing Shade

Lowball traverse starting below Throwing Shade, merging together on the second half. Chris says it's better, but I'm just throwing shade ;D

Left leaning crack with a surprising wide variety of movement. Looks easy from the ground, but don’t be fooled.

Full trad route. Fun, better-than-it-looks climbing. Stem up the leftward scoop straight into a corner with very unique features and a hand crack finish. Don’t miss the crux by retreating to the pine out right.

Not the most visually appealing route from below, but after a rough start, it features fantastic sustained stemming. At the top, continue the thinning crack or merge right to the last bolt of Shouldn't Be Too Bad.

Climb direct up the white prow, with several thumb pockets. It would be three stars if it wasn't slightly contrived. You want to stay on the prow, and veering into either of the gullies definitely is not very attractive, but still, escape options exist.

Scramble up some easy fifth to a steep hand crack. Named because the FA was done solo. Located in the steep gulley between steep walls.

Climb excellent stone on the left side of the spine following creative, yet solid gear placements in places that don’t look like cracks. Take the finish direct up the prow with a few hidden jugs to pull the bulge. Don't miss an opportunity to get gear!

Solo up an easy slab to some gear, then crank into a steep wall with good incut holds. After the crux, place two more cams on your way through the finish.

An obtuse dihedral with perfect overhanging edges leads to a long, enjoyable romp to the top with some gear towards the end as it merges with Live and Die. Fantastic!!

Fantastic tradventure! Follow the gear up a left-leaning crack to a ledge (this is where most people end up running out a slab to the right instead), then negotiate your way around mixed gear and bolts. Slightly easier on TR when you can venture far right away from the gear placements.

Wander up a slab and skirt left around the second bolt. The finish is very steep and juggy! Bolts right where you need them, but don't forget to bring gear!

Easier escape before the crux of Heat Exchanger. After the fifth bolt, head straight up with several big throws and an easy/safe runnout linking into the last two bolts of Elephant Trunk.

Pockets to an excellent hand crack. Tall!

Good fun!

Fooled us! This one was harder than we all expected! At the top, head left to the anchor shared with the previous two routes. Must top rope to clean. Best for accessing the left two routes to the left... or if you don't have any cams and want to get on some bolt-only routes.

This is a great TR with easy access, or a dubious lead. Pull through several horizontal cracks with good gear, and balance up a slab of increasing difficulty with the final move protected only by a questionable ball-nut placement. A rightward cheater escape is possible.

Rising corkscrew traverse following the path of least resistance from the lower east face, up to the southwestern edge of the ledge. Plenty big jugs. First ascend done as an onsight solo.

Another limestone classic! Pull a powerful crux bulge past the second bolt then climb the spine up to a juggy overhang. Save a .4 for the top out.

Crimp rails left of the dihedral lead to an easy runnout and a fantastic upper headwall. Zigzag the overhanging following jugs, crimps, and a crack with a mandatory .5 placement. Noticeably easier on top rope!

After the first five bolts of ‘Bout To Palpitate, continue left along the overhanging wave through an tricky sequence. You'll really want to climb Elephant Trunk first to hang the draws. All bolts, no gear.

A rightward traverse following perfect pockets above the lip, with your feet a few feet above the ground. Begin far left standing on the upper shelf.

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Routes in The Hayfork Haven