Climb the hand a fist crack for 70 ft, traverse left 5 ft and chimmny kinda thing with a finger crack in the back to sling anchor on a ledge

Scotch on the Rocks

Grasshopper

Rookie Crack

The Butcher

Fourplay

Rain

Turkey Day Surprise

Edge of Delight

Birthday Corner

Batteries not Included

Box Elder Jam

One for the Road

1st pitch of fun hand crack and stemming through a wedge up to a tree. It looks like there is a second pitch of maybe thin hands. Don't know what's up there

This is quite the intimidating lead. Come prepared with an arsenal of big cams. It is much longer and wider than it looks from the ground.

Start about 30 feet left of Rookie Crack. Scramble up some loose rock to the base of the crack. Hand and fist jam through the initial overhanging buldge to get established in the offwidth. The rest of the climb is relatively easy and hard to fall out of, but man it's a long way to those anchors. The crack is #4 Camalot for a ways (which might be fists for some people) and then it widens to #5's for the second half. 3 bolt anchor and rappel. You need two ropes to get down.

The crux is a couple chimney moves down low (large cams protect) but the bulk of the climb is a clean handcrack in a shallow left facing corner. It steepens a bit near the top so make sure you save some gear. If the leader takes up a camera you can get some great shots of the second coming up.

2 bolt rap anchor. You need two ropes to get down.

Start by laybacking a flake up to an under cling and place your first piece. Make sure to sling this as if you dont the rope will go into the crack for the next thirty feet. From here continue up using the hand crack and patina. The crack will widen and become slightly vegetated, watch for sharp branches here. Another 20 feet oh jamming leads to the crux where the crack recesses in the back of a large flare and the feet disappear.

Climb a Dark Right Facing Corner for 80ft to a 2 bolt anchor.

Conteniue up liebacking and Jaming up the widness out roof to anchor.

This is not the name..  Thanksgiving 2007, I cleanded the old anchor (loose tree) and put in a 2-bolt anchor.

Climb straight in fingers to rattly fingers, to a nice Zion loose corner.

Climb the left facing beautifull tight hands corner to a roof. Step left and set up an anchor off the 2 inch tree! (Bring a hand Drill!!!) Climb the wide layback flake, to a 2 bolt anchor.

There is a 3rd pitch that looks beautifull, it has anchors but know nothing about it

Climb the clean cut Left Facing Dihedral.

Start by climbing and easy, protected slab crack, make an exciting 8ft traverse right to the corner.  Stem, and Float your way up the corner. One bolt anchor under roof, Back up with a nut for TR'ing

Blocky start to the first tree with a cord around it about 15' feet up. From that point it turns into an off-width flake that can either be jammed or lie-backed up to the second tree with slings (backed up with a nut). Moving from the tree to the crack above is the crux, don't use the tree to yard up, it will break. From there is a hand/fist cruise, the only redeeming part of the climb, I guess.

Climb Zion funky for 20ft throwing in a large cam, then enjor very tight hands, to a corner change where you get to finger layback.

Scotch on the Rocks

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Routes in Grotto & Base of Great White Throne