Sit start on obvious edges and climb straight up the gently overhanging face.

The Perch

Dicey For A Deuce

Can't hang

Jump for Joy

Project Cave

In Decent Exposure

Hocus Pocus

Diamondback

Smack Down

Dicey For A Tres

Chaos

Cottonmouth

The Fun Route

Blood Bath

Starts with left hand on the good sloped ledge and right hand in good slot/crimp.  Goes left hand to a decieving slopey sidepull. Then throw to a bomber slot/jug. Keep it together for the topout.

Start down and left on pockets.  Move up and right to the ledge, traverse right to corner and topout straight up.

Just up hill from Project.  Scramble up to large ledge, problem is tall featured face to the right.  Another really fun but tricky problem.  Holds have changed over the years, so I'm not sure on current conditions.

From east side of bluff walk south past project wall.  Head up to the rim of bluff and look for boulders laying on top of each other.  Climb out from the cave here is the project.  Pads and spotters needed for sure.

Start on the sloping ledge and traverse to the left. From there make a bigger bump to a jug and use smaller holds to a sloppy mantle. Beautiful views, but a nervous punt could land you off the top of the bluff. 

Starts on descent holds and moves up into no-mans land with horrible feet.

Great starter crack; takes cams, wired nuts, and hexes nicely.    There's an overhanging oak tree that aids in a top rope set-up to keep your rope off the rock. 

  Climb lower crack left of Cottonmouth and mount the large ledge, step around right and continue corner crack.  When the crack becomes too large for pro, finish the last ten feet on the right face.

On the right side of the Chaos wall, start standing left hand in a gaston pocket, and right hand on a good part of the arete out right.  Do a couple powerful bumps and a fun jump to the top.

Start on two pockets on the right side of the face. Make a long throw up left to a good sidepull.  Traverse right to corner and topout straight up.

Problem starts with a bomber ledge for feet off to the right of start hands. Thrutch out left to increasingly good crimps. From there head up to increasingly better holds to top out.

First striking crack as you enter the climb up the east hill behind the main cliff; opposite side from Venom and Timber Rattler climbs.    Great crack to start the climb and then face and thin finger crack to finish the top section.

Just left of the Project.  Climb corner with fun features and good top-out.

Lots of blood shed on this one from a number of folks.Start sitting, match in an undercling as for Hocus Pocus.  Trend right through the face, the crux probably being a hard shouldery move in the middle.  The end has a few methods to it, the easiest one for me used a knee bar.

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Routes in Main Cliff East