A wicked route with long moves and dynamic movement Somewhat technical, Super Jesus sports multiple moves and a few hard clips. Stiff at it's grade, don't expect to float this one.

Begin climbing on a horizontal jug above a stump.  Great pocket pulling leads to a nice resting jug at the half-way point. A super route with a super name, you may find yourself assuming the position... Good route!

Super Jesus

Sunset Arete

Noah's Nursery

Izzy-B

Difficult pocket climbing up a steep face. Rated .10d in a certain guide, this line feels more difficult to most and is rated accordingly here. A direct line of pockets and edges, this may arguably be the best line at the crag.

The obvious arete on the left side of the wall. Unfortunately, the route itself avoids the arete proper until the very top and instead sticks to difficult face moves between the bolt line and the arete.

Easy moves to a ledge, clip the second bolt, and then fire a short and difficult thin sequence to the third bolt (crux) until better holds are reached.

Great view and positioning from this route. Photo op for sure. Too bad it's so short and doesn't actually follow the arete itself.

This is the short, right-most line at the Upper Prow. Basically a series of three long moves. The crux is getting to the holds after the last bolt. Not much to write home about, but more worthwhile than other routes in the canyon. Ape index is helpful.

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Routes in Upper Prow