
Dyno, break then boulder before chains.


6 bolts

Monkey Business

Pump Junkies

Big Brother

Puzzlebox left

Brothers in Arms

[Redacted]

Apprentice Chimney

Out of the Darkness and Into the Light

Seva

The Lorax

Golden Handcuffs

Pain Box

Way of the Warrior Monk

Enemy at the Gates

Satori

Mystery Woman

The Schism

Land of the Blind

Prancercise

Seven Habits

Give and Take

Start on the some good crimps/edges on the large boulder, and top out. This line is unbroken seam that runs to the top. Technical laybacking and interesting body movement and positioning takes you to the top. The climbing startsbeasy, but becomes increasingly challenging and thoughtful as the seam thins a bit. The route builds well to a technical crux right before the anchors. Thoughtful movement, and well protected. A great climb.

The lower holds in the crack are large, and you can easily establish yourself on the climb. There are two bolts on the lower boulder if you want to protect the opening, but the best option to eliminate rope drag is to either back clean the boulder or just not clip it entirely. I would recommend clipping up and back cleaning the first 2-3 bolts in the crack to eliminate rope drag.

Pull over a bulge to a no hands rest before entering the steep headwall. Continue upwards trending to the right on good holds and decent feet. High clip the extended permadraw, then enter a reachy upper crux before the anchors. 

Permadraws


Tenuous opening moves through the first perma lead to jugs and a no-hands rest.  Good holds (small jugs and good crimps) for a few more bolts.  Just when you're feeling a bit pumped a good rest jug appears, which kicks off the crux sequence.



To the right of Pump Junkies.  A rock at the bottom identifies the route by name.

Permadraws

Up to the ledge, solve the powerful traverse right to gain a rest and an enjoyable finish.

anchor at top


Follow enemy at the gates, then move right at the break. Hard to onsight.



Same start as enemy at the gates.

9 bolts

Start on the black rock and pull hard to gain the rest before entering the groove and steep roof above on jugs. 

Extension is 5.13b, 5m, 3 bolts to 2nd anchor – extension FA Remy Larocque

In the large corner about halfway between where the trail meets the crag and the large flat rock with a tree next to it. There will typically be a chalked "name plate" rock pointing to the climb. Start on the slab/arete.
Bolts.


Face climb the chimney on the left.


7 bolts

A fantastic technical climb. Easily establish in the dihedral by pulling on a large right facing rail in the corner. Navigate upwards through the dihedral and pull on the vertical face on a good hold. From here, you continue up along a large left trending rail with many positive holds and good feet. The last few moves to the chains are quite tricky, but good beta and hold-finding make it much easier.

A great climb, and a great first 12a for someone looking to break into the grade. There are generally good clipping stances and plenty of rests on this one.

There is a closed project extension on this route (08/18/19)

Start in the obvious dihedral in the middle of the cave, right around the corner from the prow. Go straight up the dihedral onto the face. 
Permadraws +1 quickdraw for the first bolt


Bouldery bottom to a no hands rest followed by a bouldery finish. 


5 bolts

An amazing rock climb.

Feeling good today? Want a confidence boost? Hop on this 13a. Nothing makes you feel better than pulling establishing yourself on a 13a by pulling few big moves on jugs, then getting smashed at the beta intensive opening boulder problem (about v5?). After solving this puzzle, you definitely earned a good shake on the upcoming jug. Thank God you just pulled that crux, because you can just run to the anchors now! Except not. The upper crux is a real show stopper. This section goes either left or right from the good jug, so pick your poison. Either way requires a powerful move to a good hold. The business is over now, but don't lose focus. The run to the anchors isn't free. A few pulls on large sloping edges takes you to the finish jugs.  You earn your 13 points on this one.

A great climb. I would totally recommend the climb for anyone who can work this grade. The clips are all pretty secure and well spaced with the cruxy sequences.

PS. It takes cool pictures.

Locate the prow. This is the second line from the left, starting on a large ledge and trending in a straight line just left of the arete. 
Permadraws + 1 optional first bolt


Start up the chimney and then veer right towards the Lorax while finishing out left.


8 bolts


Follow a line of left-trending cable draws past black streaks and a finger rail on the far right end of the Monastery. A sharp and awkward boulder crux guards entry to the top which offers some additional difficult climbing.  


Fixed draws, stick clip

Up and head right into the cave, break left onto the face and solve the sequential moves above.

Bolts

Easy climbing leads into a tricky corner.

anchors at top

Start on a good rail, and establish yourself on the climb by some easy pulls to big holds. Don't freak out as your greeted by the crux pretty low off the ground. Pull a few hard tricky  (maybe not the most comfortable) moves to a jug, then sit back and enjoy the ride by chugging out some comfy 5.9/10- moves through the end. Don't forget to check out the view from the top. 

To the right of Prancercise 12c in the right flank. 
10-12 quickdraws. This thing is overbolted.


Hard climbing off the ground on slopers and crimps gets you to the first permadraw (stick clipping this is recommended). Move through tricky sequences with sidepulls and underclings to the left of the bolt line. The crux comes below the last bolt, and involves dynamic movement on small crimps with poor feet. 



Starts off the big rock to the right of "Out of the Darkness". The righthand line, with permadraws.

Permadraws, plus one extra draw if you don't stick clip the first permadraw.


Bouldery bottom leads to a no hands rest followed by a couple of bolts of awkward climbing on crappy feet.


5 bolts

A short but stout route. Begin on a left facing side pull rail, and work you way up some strong pulls on positive holds. The crux comes up at the second permadraw, as it involves a powerful pull to a good sloper. Rest a bit, and then enter another short bouldery sequence involving a good heel hook and strong committing move off an side pull/undercling to jug. Glorious jugs await afterwards to anchors. 

A great route for boulderers, as it is relatively short and the crux comes early. 

In the right flank past the cave. This climb sits in the tiny passageway between a rock and the cliff. 
Permadraws.

The best warm up on the wall, easy climbing with rests leads to a short lived crux after the roof.

Bolts


The right most line at the monastery. Transition from the starting scoop to the crimpy slab and use dishes, edges and sidepulls to the top of the wall. 


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