A fun, steep sport route on relatively clean Hatcher granite.  Sustained 5.10 climbing with generally crimpy holds and some fun very fun technical and pumpy movement.  There are multiple somewhat cruxy moves, with what is probably the more definite crux at the top pulling over the transition from the steep face to a lower angled face-slab below the tundra ledge top out.  There is a bit of crumbly rock on small holds and flakes to be aware of, which could make for a good whipper on the somewhat well-spaced buttonhead bolts.

After the Gold Rush

Mastercard

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Unknown 2

American Express

Pickpocket

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Climb starts on the right side of the streaked wall, before the large roof, next to a detached boulder feature with a corner. Climb the corner with crack, formed by the boulder and wall, to a ledge above. Make a move or two direct from the ledge to the first bolt on the wall. Continue up trending slightly right on cracked rock with chickenheads. Top out just left of a relatively wet streak coming from the tundra. Cross the tundra ledge to a nice two bolt anchor. This route is relatively clean but there is some lichen.  

  A variation of this climb starts to the right of the detached boulder feature and follows the crack that goes up the wall where the roof starts. This variation could be very high quality with some cleaning, but is currently dirty and vegetated.

Climb easy moves to a 5.10- crux high on the route. Start below a small corner move left out of the corner into this slab moves.

This route is the first located on a small bulb of rock at the far right of the wall. It climbs the overhanging moves on the far right of the mini cave.

This is a contrived route. Traverse right on good holds to very dirty slab with a broken crack.

This is right of mastercard, climb through easy moves to a surprisingly cryptic crux at a bolt. climb through a slight run out to some medium sized gear on the right.

This route is really not worth the trouble unless you desire to top rope the other routes on this section of rock. I'm not sure they are worth the time.

A nice, but somewhat dirty (lichen) and dated (old fixed pro), collection of moderate trad and sport climbs in a beautiful alpine setting. Generally solid granite, but there are some crumb-lies and loose pieces.

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