A very nice off vertical technical face climb.  Great rock and well protected.

Pull past the first two bolts to great holds then another crux at the last bolt where you can decide to make a long move left or a couple of crimps right.

Sparky the Drillhead

Post Partum

Stella's Fella

Walk the Yellow Line

Induced Labor

Frank

Cajun Barbecue

Sunset Sam

For Patricia

Kelly's Heroes

Serial Driller

Stella

The route starts as a left-leaning ramp that tries to push you off.  The crux comes as the holds get thinner making for some interesting slabby/balancy moves.  Then there is a short section of crack that one must at some point abandon to climb the bolted face and reach the anchors.

This is a fine finger and hand crack that pulls a really fun roof.

Although trad routes aren't typically allowed by the DWP, this one has so far slipped the staff's notice.  Don't let that stop you, it is well protected with gear and offers secure finger and hand jams with plenty of good face holds.

Excellent and varied climbing up the face and dihedral.  Start up the face past thin moves and a small overlap to gain a slabby section.  Climb up and right towards the roofed dihedral.  Intensely tricky climbing leads up the dihedral and over the roof to the anchors.  A must do.

Technical face to a nice steep hand crack behind a flake.  It then joins Post Partum for the last three bolts.

This one should probably have two ratings.  10d for following the bolt line religiously, or 10b for climbing to the left.  It is very easy to skip the crux by climbing to a ledge after the first bolt, then back right.

One of the better Cordner routes, like many of his lines, it features atypical for ORG devious climbing through off vertical terrain.  The crux is two or three bolts before the anchors.

Climb the crack just left of "For Patricia".  Go left to the anchor of "Sparky the Drillhead".  A decent little crack climb.

the PG13 rating comes from the last section (from the last bolt to the anchors is like 20+ feet)

This is a fun climb with a thin face start, a jug haul roof and nice face climbing along a finger crack above.

This route is now sport bolted and is well protected.

A little contrived on the lower face past fun climbing, but the roof is a kick in the pants.

This is the slanting arete just to the climber's right of Walk the Yellow Line.  Make your way up towards the arete and the thin crack.  Crack the code, hit the jug and hold it together for a few more moves.

I gave this route the 5.8+ rating because the beginning (if you avoid the right crack holds) is the crux of the route...the rest is straightforward pocket pulling.

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Routes in Upper Elbow Room