Climb through some excellent movement on the slightly overhanging face to a good rest before the roof and catch your breath.  When ready, launch into a full body length roof where good footwork will help.  Finish with a burly mantle to a no hands stance at the anchors.  Most decide its probably better not to clip them to save your rope, take the whip and then clean the lower draws on TR.

Highway to Hell

Feet of Clay

Shake & Bake

Pussy

Impaler

1886 Arete

DynoMan

The Wave

Ohio Climbing Disorder (aka OCD)

After Hours

Fat Dudes & Mopeds

Kill Shot

Far left in the corner. Watch for broken glass and choss! Big ledge marked with X is off (the impaler ledge).

Start on Dynoman and after pulling the initial crux trend left to the line of bolts right of the arete.  Climb to the ledge, clip high and then get ready to make a few sequential moves up and left to the anchors.  Alternative start: Stick clip the second bolt and then start on 1886 arete.   Put a directional on the first bolt of 1886 arete and pull it as you traverse to the right. 

Start at the edge of the roof about 10 feet to the right of the arete. Climb through the overhanging face with a smack down crux going to the anchors just waiting to deny your send. 

Great dynamic and powerful problem! Sadly defaced by some punk kids, but simple to spot and quick to be named. Fairly sustained. Hard moves from the beginning to the end!

The left nose behind the large sycamore tree. 

“If you can’t reach, just dyno man” By far the most climbed line at Mollies. Usually shaded and dry even in sub prime conditions.  Grade is height dependent.   Consider pulling through the first moves to use a a warm up or if it you are on the shorter side to enjoy the rest of the moderate route that is 5.9ish.

Great traversing/switchbacking line with awesome features. Small feet on some questionable rock. Just remember to use those feet! A high foot with a low gastone right hand make for an exciting crux move!

The steepest route at Mollies and it packs a punch for the 40 feet of climbing.  Enter in from the slab under the roof and reach out to some pockets at the lip.  Grab the jug and cut feet to pull on to the face.  Climb the steep face where a bouldery crux awaits.  Originally sent directly through the bolt line, an easier version traverses just right of the line at the 3rd bolt skipping the hardest moves and goes at 12a.  Finish up on jugs to the anchors.

Start on Dynoman and head straight up and slightly left after the opening boulder problem.  The route finishes with crimping at a bit of spice to keep your attention.  

This is easiest route at Mollies and probably the only one without too much of a low crux though it does require a bit of a reach or good footwork.  Traverse the slab to the left to the first bolt.  Continue up through a couple of tough moves to gain a stance.  Finish up on easier terrain to the anchors.  

Big moves the whole way! Control the pump!

Mollies Rock is a 45ft mostly overhung sandstone wall originally hosting numerous bouldering and top rope routes. Now being developed as a sport crag. 10 routes bolted so far! Amazing rock quality!!!

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Routes in Mollies Rock