Ascends the southwest face of the formation. Chill climbing (5.8) to a large ledge where a strange stem allows for clipping the second bolt. Odd, offbalance moves lead through less than inspiring rock for several bolts with a potentially heinous fall from bolt four. Slightly more runout climbing on better rock leads from here to the anchor 40 feet above. Burly and tricky at the same time. If you could have any confidence in the rock at all around bolt four it wouldn't be a bad route.

Unknown Sport Route

The Leper

The Owl

Starts 40 feet to the right of The Owl, up some broken varnished cracks. Follow the cracks up and slightly right with decent gear to a ledge at 40 feet, then continue through a short crack and run it out up the face to the top of the owl's "wing".

Start on a fingertips crack under a large roof on the south side of the formation. Proceed up the crack for about 25 feet and over a wedged block into tight squeeze full body opening that converges into a layback/fist crack running in the corner of the roof (east) for about 20 feet. Using minimally available smears and fists (occasional toe hook) move right under the roof to the edge. At the lip, mount a burly exit to stand up into a barely protected OW. Continue up the offwidth for about 20 feet until able to reach a helpful small handrail on the left. Continue to a large belay ledge. 

  An easy (5.5) chimney leads to the summit. 50 feet. 

  This is a route that where a five or six inch piece would be very well placed for a calmer nervous system.  It is possible to downclimb on the back of formation, either through the narrow break on the right or a ramp sequence further below on the back.

The short, solitary pillar of rock perched on the southwestern flank of White Rock houses one obscure line to its summit, and a few other lines that have likely been done.

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Routes in The Owl