Sit start on a chalked up crimp and undercling, down underneath and to the lower right of the base of the Arete. Move into the starting foothold (of the Arete) and a 2 finger pocket, and transition onto the starting pocket of the Arete. Finish the Arete.

Neo-Classical Arete aka "Low Start"

Sea Hag

Kentucky Dream

Big fun dyno project

Born to Drag

The Arete

Drag Queen

Big Sharp Flake

Hair Lip Traverse

Arete Chicken

Bang Em High

Chronicles of JAD

Wolf Spider

Sharma Problem

Houdini's Escape aka Arete Chicken Sit

Blur

Kentucky Cream

Primordial Soup

Bangarang

Whip Lash

Starting on the Arete (V3), exit the route early onto the slab.  Hard for its grade.

Stand start on a small slot and move up to the right into a series of small pockets.  Continue up the face on alternating pockets and a small crimp before topping out.  The wall on the left is off.  Crux is the sustained climbing off small, sharp pockets.

Just on the face right of the arete on the project wall, stand start and climb off sloper edges up the face.  Climb off the sloper edges into some small pockets & a micro sidepull (on the right) up to the face.  Crux is the start.

Still a project, but I had to put it out there. Grade is just speculation.  I think hader than v10 whatever it ends up being . Start on miserable left hand pocket crimp and right on a sloping pocket , and throw for the lip. 

One move wonder.  Dyno off of a 2-finger left hand pocket and a right hand sidepull.

Hard for its grade.  SDS (with a left hand on the arete and a right hand jug inside the overhang) and climb the arete on incredibly polished limestone.  Multiple shallow pockets are available for heel hooks. Recommend climbing this in any season other than summer.

This is the sit start to Born to Drag.  Sit start on 2 small crimps, then move into the left pocket and right sidepull.  Dyno to the finish. ***Caution: there is a fallen tree at the base.  Take caution in properly protecting the landing.  Minimum 2 pads.***

Traverse up and left on big sharp flake to chossy mantle. Rock is suspect.

long pumpy traverse( will update after I try it too lazy to brush the thing off last weekend)

Start on Whip Lash pockets and climb into Bangarang. Finish Bangarang.

Start with both hands matched on the lowest rail directly underneath the sloping pocket. Go straight up the wall using the sloping pocket, upper rail, 3 finger pocket, and finally matching on the lip. Top out with mantle is possible and would slightly increase the grade but seemed sketchy given the large tree sticking out across the route. Please message me if this route has been previously documented from another source like a guidebook, etc.

One of the few easy problems at Mckinney.  SDS off of low slopers.  Move to the slopers in the middle of "the Boulder". Finish sequence off another set of pinch-slopers before topping out.

Start Blur, matched on the flake, and go right. Stay left of Kentucky Dream. Using those holds as feet is fine though.

Sit start to Arete Chicken.  Start on 'Neo-Classical Arete' and move from underneath to the slab; same finish as 'Arete Chicken'.

Start with low left-facing flake and climb the overhanging arete.

This is the sit start to Kentucky Dream. Sit start on a sloper and shallow pocket.  Climb off slopers into some small pockets & a micro sidepull up to the face.

Sit starting on a left undercling pocket & 2 right pockets, make a large move to a high pocket that is just left of center.  Reach up into another pocket (up and to the left) before moving into the sharp undercling (up and to the right).  Make one final move to the lip and top out.  **Height dependent**

Sit start on jug slots just left of whiplash, and traverse left into the Arete. Finish the Arete.

Sit start on the right hand side of the boulder on a 2-3 finger pocket and slopey crimp. Dyno to the big jug on the lip. Don't dab your feet and don't roll off into the trees if you lose your grip during the whiplash!

When facing the wall, Project wall is right of Spacefarm and left/adjacent to the Boulder.

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