This is a fun, short problem you can do to warm up before getting on the Shark's Fin or to get a closer look at Ol'White Pappy.

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Coral Sea Adventure

Pirates on Horseback

Ol' White Pappy

Shark's Fin Arete

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East Face

Climbs the right side of the North Face, past 7 bolts.

Located just eight feet left of the East Face route on the Shark's Fin is a new line of bolts.  The rock is considerably higher quality than the two routes to the right.

A nice addition.

A steep start past three tightly-spaced bolts leads to easier climbing up the arete.

Expect lots of loose rock and marginal holds--this route might be quite hard when it cleans up.

This climbs the right side of the East Face past 7 bolts. A bit chossy at the start.

Climb the left side of the North Face past 7 bolts. The 5.11c section can be avoided by moving to the arete at the third bolt, making it 5.11a.

A fun, easy chimney sequence gets things started.  The crux face moves are located mid-route.  Nice steep rock leads to the anchors.

Better rock quality and better movement than the more-famous arete.

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Routes in The Shark's Fin