Climb up to large flake above a small tree.  Ascend the finger crack over a small bulge until you are established on the face.  Step to the right and clip the first bolt.  Transfer in a layback up large patina jugs.  Make a few hard moves and follow crimps to the top.

Great White Tuna

Winking Gargoyle

Chumming

Paw Prints

D.E.A.

Sorta Handy

Start up easy slab climbing past the first two bolts. After clipping the third bolt, follow the holds slightly leftward until you can move past the slight overhang and onto the upper slab. Pass a couple more bolts straight up to the chain anchor.

A brilliant sport route on the overhanging side of the Shark's Fin. A burly move gets you off the ground - and shorter climbers might find this to be the crux. From here clip a few bolts on easier terrain before the crux at mid-level. Several different options exist for this super thin stretch of beautiful patina. Engaging 11+/12- climbing leads you to the chains from there.

Bolted by Mike Spaulding a few years back, I finished this project at the 2013 Idaho Mountain Festival. A great route.

A fun short route with the crux right of the ground. Balance your way up on minimal feet and less than ideal hands just enough until you can move past the first bolt. Cruiser climbing above to the chains.

A very mellow, short little route that is just over too quickly. Clip a bolt as you work up to the crack, place a cam or two in the crack, and then finish on easy slab climbing, clipping one more bolt on the way to the chains.

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Routes in Shark's Fin Rock