You Could be Mine

The Real McCoy

Tempest

Youth in Asia

Fox's toys

Robber's Roost

Acquiescence

Green Envy

Alpine Dihedral

Warm up route

The Truman Show Project

Hang on to your ego

Let Go My Eggo

Sane Addiction

Buster Brown

Puff the magic dragon

Swiss Chocolate

Stone Temple Pilots aka (Rumors of War)

Under the Gun

Dyslexia

The Prospect

Beacon

Smiley Face

Old and in the way

The Black Hole

Saddam Hussein

Vulture Culture

Truman Show Face

Swiss Family Robinson

Dude with a Tude

The Drop Zone

Haulin' 'n Ballin'

Altered States

Witches Broom

No Sandwich Shall Be Left Untouched

Southern Hydraulics

Homeboy

Canus Roofus

The Real Poison Ivy

Spellbound

Arachnophobia

Rambo

The White House Project

Thunder Road

The Magnificent 7

Foy's Toy

Crosspickin'

Miss Thang

Ship's Ahoy

Liposuctor

Tempter

Bad Press

Nocturnal Animals

Sysiphus

The Green Arrow

Scalded Dog

The Horizontal Skins

The Serpent

Skins Chimney

Rasputin D. Scaliwag

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Routes in North Clear Creek