This route was originally set up as a highball boulder problem. Now it can be TRed or lead with its one bolt.

Tweedle Dee

Unknown (aka Blood Diamond)

Unknown (aka The Red - Left)

Tweedle Dumb

Unknown (aka The Red - Right)

Unknown (aka Blue Blood)

Unknown (aka Nightmare Cracks)

Unknown (aka Fault Line)

White Trash

Unknown (aka Fearless)

Unknown (aka Cavern Conundrum)

Gets a bit harder at the top, but is an easy climb. This is one of the only routes really worth doing out here, besides bouldering.

Start low on crimps and find the pinch on top of the large diamond.

Stand-start and go up and right, staying out of the large crack to your left

Originally a highball boulder problem, the bolt was later added as well as two bolts at the top. If you can lead this to the first bolt, it's pretty well over at that point - may as well call it a boulder. Easy finish to the chains.

Sit-start for the full effect. Use the flat crimps to start and find some side-pulls to step your left through and make that reach. Stand-start to cheat yourself of the fun.

Highball, with no protection options unless your good at make traditional anchors, even then the top offers little for placement for a TR. The fact that there is a ledge close to the end feels like it isn't quite so high. You can also use the arete on your right to get easier holds.

This one starts to feel a little high, but is not bad. Challenge yourself to keep your hands in the broken up section of the cracks, or wander to either side for a few better holds.

Keep your hands inside the ride. For some fun crack-style climbing try to keep your hands in the crack and utilize some jams. There are face holds if you need them too.

I climbed this as a tall boulder problem, but I could see getting some trad pieces in the crack as well.

This route has two bolts in the wall but nothing at the top. There are no anchors to toprope this climb. Also, I would have a hard time trusting those bolts so it's almost as easy to call it a highball and bring a couple pads. The big shelf near the top means it's pretty much over anyway, so you don't feel as exposed.

This name came from trying to decide if this was worth the risk of trying to pull that roof and continue up as a boulder problem. Worth it. A fun climb that involves stemming off the sides of the cave to make the reach to a good hold before going over the roof. With a couple pads and spotters this move wouldn't be too scary, and the topout is easier, though highball. A pad inside the cave would probably help.

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Routes in Lake Point Crag