Christmas Crag

A great finger crack in the far left corner of the main section which starts with
easy bridging and then goes into interesting lay back and jamming. [Pro. CD,W)

The first line done on the cliff. Claydon figured he was scoring the 1st
ascent of this beautiful line but upon reaching the top, an OLD red and green
sling was found wrapped around the pine tree, ah well! Since then, the route
has been cleaned and RE cleaned by Claydon and Matt and is definitely a fun
line to practice you trad on. It can be done as 1 or 2 pitches. Climb up the
broken crack/ slab just under and left of a large pine tree. Double Rings Belay
just up and left of pine on top. [Pro. CD, W]

Again, this line was lead by Cliff Ellery with the idea that he was bagging
a first ascent, but it seems a line this good gets snatched up quick! A real
stunning route, though starting it can be a bit daunting as that the crux is just
getting off the ground! Start on the gradually widening, slightly overhung, hand
crack, pull up onto the big scoop/ ledge, then up through the short off width
(the pine tree is NOT eliminated from this climb, hence the name Cliff Ellery
gave it- "Tree Hugger"). DBC belay courtesy of Matt Natti.
[Pro CD, W]

Starts up on the ledge, in the corner just right of "Death to the Sigg." A
few cool bouldery moves gets you up the sickle shaped crack and then you just
hammer out the top! There is a set of double chains directly on top of this
climb, as well as a set farther back on the "cave" wall. [Pro. SCD, CD W]

Difficult boulder move to start then mantel ledge. Clip 2nd bolt
then move right into scope. Climb scope then pull into crack (crux) and climb
through small roof. Easy climbing up fist crack to top. DBC belay.
[Pro. 3 Bolts SCD, CD,W]

This line is a must do for boulders. Although it is short (for a roped climb), it
offers some really... "interesting" moves, complete with a horribly bouldery (but
well protected) top out. This climb was bolted on lead, but as that the bolt
placement was less than ideal, 1 or 2 were shuffled around after the top
anchors were put in. [Pro 4 bolts]

A very balancy, technical route up the blank scoop just left of Cyclopean
Nightmare. [Pro. 3 Bolts]

This was the line that inspired the revival of the cliff. It starts with a cool
mantle to a low ledge, up through a fun "warm up section" and then into a
bouldery crux which traverses left, below the Cycopes eye (cave), to a flaring
seam. [Pro. 8 Bolts]

Aid the thin seam around the arete from Cyclopean Nightmare.

vClimb up the scoopy, ramp/ face just right of the aid crack and left of the big
roof. [Pro 5 bolts]

A thought provoking line up the slabby arete just left of a series of good cracks.
The crux is probably pulling the mantle onto the angled, blank top, but after
wimping out on the first few attempts, Matt added an extra "feel good" bolt to
protect the final move! Currently finishes on a single ring bolt. [Pro 4 Bolts]

This line was cleaned by Claydon, but after killing himself on repeat
attempts on "Cyclopean Nightmare," he offered the line to Cliff after repeatedly
being spat from the lower section of the crack. A variation direct line up the
slab can be done using the top belay of "Butterfingers". [Pro CD,W]

Jam the obvious hand/ fist crack on the left side of the raise ledge.

A fun line which offers off width technique with out the off width gear!
Bridge, lay back, chimney and jam the two big cracks in the right-hand corner.
Exit through the blocks up left. [Pro. Large CD, CD]

Start with right hand on "Hold the Jam" and cut
immediately left to a good sidepull. Head straight up through the crack on the
left and then mantle the top. Shares the anchores with "Double Trouble" by
the pine tree. The direct start (a bouldery move, straight up to the sidepull)
adds at LEAST a grade.

A short, fun climb which looks like a crack, but acts like a nice lay back
flake due to the lip inside. Cams may be a bit fussy on the first part of this
route due to the open back, but break out the old cow bells and you'll be right
as rain!

3 bolts up the seemingly holdless arete. Essentially this is a bolted boulder
problem. This route needs hangers AND a first ascent, so if you are keen, have
at!

6 bolts up the left side of the scoop (left of Baraka) and onto the cool arete
above. This COULD have been a mixed route but it was decided that because
the crux was at the only trad (nut) placement on the route, it was safest for the
masses to just make it a full sport route. If you are a purist... bring a few small
nuts!

This fun little line runs up through the right side of the scoop of the
second tier of rock, above "Claymore Crack" and "Polish Terrorist." It starts on
the "look ma.... an actual jug!" and heads up and right to a good ledge