Start at the left facing flake just left of Spiral Staircase and Stairway To Heaven. Proceed straight up staying approx. 7 ft. from Spiral Staircase. The crux is getting your feet on the first ledge about 15 ft. up. The route has a nice top off and can share the anchor of Stairway to heaven, or the gnarled tree to the far left. Cleaning is still needed, bring your brush.

Misty Mountain Hop

End of the Line

Crane Fang

Spiral Staircase

To Do

Going to Thee

Raindance Roof

Roofer Madness

Logging the Flight Time

Ledgehopper

Stairway To Heaven

Crooks & Nannies

Tighter Than Two

Start 10 feet right of Roofer Madness. Climb to small ledge, then climb dirty slab (5.4R) to sloping ledge below large roof with vertical crack. Climb crack through roof to ledge. Walk right 5 feet. Climb seams through slab to ledge with tree belay.

Climb up flakes onto a small stance, then move up and slightly right to reach the knobs and attendant protection.   Follow the knobs on increasingly tenuous moves, first straight up, then shifting left to reach the anchor.

Start in small right facing corner with multiple vertical cracks/seams and an unmistakable "fang" flake at 18 feet. Climb cracks to the fang, then angle slightly left to large tree anchor at top.

The crux is the final offwidth chimney section; done as such an armbar and leg-braces manage the feat. One can avoid all that old-school stuff and simply stem up the outside edge of it, as well.   Not a bad route; it's main detraction being that it collects all the detritus falling from above left.

Only ~30' tall   Climb the corner, step right around the overhang, then up to the big oak tree on top.   While far too short, this route packs in a lot of crux moves. It will challenge beginners.

More interesting than it looks, still, this is mainly useful for getting to the routes on the short face above ( End of the Line, Crooks & Nannies ).   Step up on a right-rising flake, then shift left to a vertical break leading to an awkward, dead-end notch. Tricky moves shift back right and up, reaching easier climbing to the narrow ledge below the next face.

Climb the dihedral through roofs to a hand rail under a ceiling. Traverse the ceiling to the end and turn onto a small ledge. Climb the face above the ledge trending leftward (Sketchy Pro) to another bigger ledge above. walk left to another face with cracks and follow to the top tree anchor. 85' V1 Climb the corner 15' left of the dihedral roof up 8' and join the route. 5.9 PG V2 Start 30' left up and around the corner directly below the upper face and join the route. 5.6 G

Climb the left facing corner to a pin (5.8R) and up onto the slab to the roof. Climb the crack through the roof (crux G) to a left slanting splitter hand crack. Follow the crack to its end. Turn back right and climb the right trending rail to the birch tree(optional belay). Climb up and left from tree to a short right facing corner onto a block and up right facing layback flakes to a arete with thin crack to top 110'. Descent: From the top of the arete walk skiers right and down 10' to brown rap slings on tree. 60 meter rope required 100' abseil.

This is a longstanding project formerly called Tom's Roof. Lukasz adopted it, and finally sent.   Climb flaky, friable, pocketed face (no pro, easy) to right edge of roof. Contrive gear, reach the bolt, then monkey-swing left along the horizontal (#1 C4). A difficult move surmounts the overhang to reach easy terrain. Belay off a large tree, using small sapling on the slab as a directional.   Very Reachy: short people will have a rough time clipping the bolt and making the dive for the horizontal.

This is a link-up, with some original climbing along the way, providing a modest ascent of the South Corner Cliffs from the East Path to the top. 

P1 5.4 G 45': Traverse over to Stairway to Heaven (or start in it), then climb up it to just below the base of the exit chimney. Traverse left onto the final moves of Misty Mountain Hop. 

P2 5.5 PG 45': Walk left to a right-rising corner/ramp, and climb that, crossing Stairway to Heaven where it is moving leftward. Reach a ledge and climb up cracks and right-facing corner (5.5 PG), grappling trees and grubbing dirt to a sloping, wooded ledge. 

P3 5.4 PG 70': Scramble up to the terrace below the Provando Wall. Begin as for Fireworks, but veer right along an awkward ledge under the overhang, up a dirty ramp and scruffy notch to the oak tree midway up the cliff. A couple dicey friction moves reach good horizontals; move left along these to join Provando well above the hard moves. This can be broken into two pitches to avoid rope drag. 

P4 5.4 G 115': Walk down the Upper Wall Access Path 50', then begin climbing, first up a left-rising rounded small ramp to reach the right-rising ledge below the routes on the Second Amendment area. Climb On the Fence to its top.   It is possible to scramble up the ramp to the right and climb for two more pitches to the very top of the South Corner Cliffs if desired.

A nice 45' route with many horizontal cracks, much like stairs. A "L" shaped tree coming out of the route around the mid point. Continues to a nice ledge at the base of some more opportunities.   There are two crux's, one at the base and one at the top.

Climb vertical crack system to the top of the short wall.   This route climbs a minor drainage path, and is a bit mossy at the base, so it won't be climbable directly after rainstorms.

This section of the secluded rock climbing crags of Crain Mountain is a hidden treasure. 40' to 60' foot routes with 2nd Pitch opportunities available, the area is one of new developement with many FA opportunities. The Height Of Land Walls are directly on the path and at the highest point of the BAW Trail.

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