A fun well-protected sport route with two distinct cruxes. For lead climbing, you may want your belayer anchored to a boulder on the ground so they don't get pulled across the scree slope.

Jumping someone else's train

Casey Jones

Driver 8 Take a Break

Big Nose George

Unnamed TopRope

Climb through some suspect rock on the start and clip the first bolt. Stay straight up at the next 3 bolts and the route seems like a 5.11a. Trending slightly right makes the route more in the 5.10+ range. A couple of thin cruxes but well-bolted. This route might be a good route to stick clip because of suspect rock on the start.

A difficult dyno crux to small holds on the start. Staying straight up at first two bolts. Easier terrain above on 5.10. Super fun route and surprisingly aesthetic clean quartzite except for start.

Continual 5.11 climbing after gaining the arete. A huge dangerous block on the start of arete needs to be cleaned before this route is climbed again.

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