There are several lines that have been bouldered on this wall. The routes are lichen infested and destined for obscurity.

North West Face

Shattered Face

North East Crack

Bob's Bulge Right

Bob's Bulge - Left

Bob's Bulge - Center

North Arete - Right Side

Black Band

Yellow Fever

Roadside Acracktion

South West Arete

North Arete - Left

Descent Route

North East Arete

Three Quarters Traverse

Easier vertical face just around the corner to the right (north) from Bob's Bulge. Climb up a neat shattered face.

Climb the thin crack on the right side of the Shattered Face.

Work the arete on the right side of Bob's Bulge to join the original route near the top.

Work a series of rightward trending fingertip liebacks along a seam into the original Bob's Bulge route.

Climb the center of this overhanging wall using the largest holds. 

Climb the obvious black streak near the center of the South Face. Neat moves on small holds up a vertical face.

Climb the juggy yellow face to the right of the Black Band on the South Face.

Radically overhung thin crack on the west face adjacent to the highway. This crack was cleaned originally by Dave Larsen in 1980.   Mark Jacobs remembers this crack is short but technical. Started at eye level. Sustained to the top.

Climb the face just right of the South West Arete. Thought provoking face climbing.

Climb the left side of the sharp North Arete.

Climb up or down the North Face finishing in a shallow dihedral.

Climb the right side of the North East Arete which is just right of the Shattered Face.

This boulder has the potential for several problems.

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Routes in The Other Side of Things Rock