Definitely another adventure-type climb. A few harder moves, punctuated by easy 5.3-5.5 climbing. Begin on steep slab and climb past two bolts. Utilizing large blocks/flakes, climb through easy (5.4) terrain for next three bolts. Route gets steeper for last 15 feet on clean granite. The holds are there but you gotta find them. 70 feet, 7 bolts plus anchors.

Railroaded

Ghost Train

A Loco Motive

Fun adventure climbing on clean granite makes this a must do for anyone looking to experience 550 climbing in all its beauty. The route takes 9 bolts up clean slab climbing into a small overhang that puts you on the pitch one ledge with a two bolt anchor(no rings). From there 5 bolts lead out onto another clean slab with nice exposure to ring anchors at the top. A 60m rope will touch base if rappelling in or to pull ropes. If setting a top rope from the rings use a redirect on the first pitch anchors. The route can also be lead in one long pitch with one long runner at pitch one anchors 15 draws and anchor material. 

Located about 100 feet to climber’s right of Ghost Train. Route follows a cool arete to an open book bulge. Pull the somewhat cryptic crux and easier climbing up a slab to ring anchors. 

Obscure but tall for the area this is a new crag with wonderful views and adventurous climbing.

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