An awesome box chimney with cracks, face holds, stemming, and chimneying. Good gear in the cracks all the way. Near the top the chimney narrows to a squeeze. Face climb on the right to the anchors. Watch for the rope getting sucked into the crack on lower and when TRing.

Double Decker Couch

Unikitty

Metalbeard

Vitruvius

Everything is Awesome

President Business

Wyldstyle

Spaceship

Bad Cop Good Cop

Climb up the center of the steep face through the body-sized patch of white rock next to the left-facing flake. A steep bulge and a reachy move near the top are the cruxes.

Left line of the two bolted routes on the steep face to the right of the big, left-facing corner. Climbs over a steep bulge then through two 1-2ft diameter huecos.

Start on the left side of the ledge below the big, left-facing corner. There are two swooping, curving, body-size scoops in the rock. Vitruvius climbs through these scoops onto a sloping ledge to the anchors. Crux is some tricky moves between first and second bolt (can go right and cut back left, or straight up with similar difficulty either way).

Climb the steep overhanging crack for 10ft until it pulls over a bulge and the angle eases off. Continue up the crack line through some loose rock, and finish at the anchors up and right of the crack line.

Climb up the face with through the crimp edges to hard moves on precarious small holds as you trend rightward and up to the anchors. Shares anchors with the route Wyldstyle to the right.

Climb up the behind the flake/chimney inside the corner. Finagle your way on top of the big flake and head left to the shared anchors. Two bolts protect inside the flake/chimney then an easy walk over to the anchors. Be mindful of your rope coming up, over, and around the big flake. This is a good route to access the anchors for President Business. 

A vertical dike feature becomes a crack up higher where two sections of cliff meet. There is frail, fragile rock on the right-hand cliff section forming a mini elephant trunk that probably wont be there for long. Climb up the dike and over the bulge (hard .10/11 move) and continue up the easy slab above. Stay on the right side of the slabby face above the bulge for the easiest line up to the anchors. Most of the climb is 5.8/9 except the one hard move over the bulge.

A hard pull off the ground leads up the left-angling ramp then straight up the face. Crimps are the game on this climb until a mantle onto a ledge about two-thirds of the way up, then low-angle to the top.

The Kragle is a southeast facing single pitch crag located on the tier above the Fringe. It has sport and trad climbs and makes for a nice addition to other crags in the area. Its approach is somewhat long and confusing for first-timers, but you're pretty much guaranteed to have the crag to yourself. The wall is made up of a large, left-facing corner with an off-width crack. On the right is a cupcake shaped face with a white patch of rock next to a flake (featured on Metalbeard). There are climbs to the left and right of this corner. Around the corner to the right is the large box chimney (Double Decker Couch). 10 feet right is the steep crack (Everything is Awesome). These two are trad climbs with anchors. Everything else is bolted sport. Please note the routes are relatively new as of May 2019 and still cleaning up so expect some loose rock and the occasional breakable hold here and there.

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Routes in The Kragle