3 bolts on the lower slab lead into a gear-protected dihedral above. Lay-back and face climb up the dihedral until you reach the 4th bolt which protects a few moves over a small bulge to anchors. Named after the wild turkey that cratered in my windshield minutes after leaving Northrup Canyon.. Shady until early afternoon.

Jive Turkey

Ruffles Have Ridges

Unknown 10d

Unknown 11a/b

Could you learn to love me

The Second Joy of My Life

Sam's Crack

Ignorance is Bliss

Unknown 10b

South West Arete

Unknown 1

Unknown 10c

The Leopard

The Pit and the Pendulum

Dr. Ceuse

Begins on very featured mossy horizontal flakes and ascends to the large grassy ledge, then continues off the ledge to the anchors above.

This route would probably be good, if it were cleaned. As it stands now, expect to pull stuff off it. Your belayer should stand well off to the side.

Super fun pockets. Thin crux around the 3rd or 4th bolt

Crux in the light colored dish down low. This route needs cleaning

The appealing slab to the right of the prominent pillar which hosts the amazing route Dr. Ceuse. Cruise past some nice holds and a rad hueco-esque feature. Rap off at a chain anchor.

A less than vertical seam/crack with a balanced thought provoking crux near the top

After the second bolt, climb the ramps on the left side of the main lower wall. Then the route goes straight up through technical terrain.

Climb the highly feature rock, left of the black huecos of The Leopard, also 10B.

This route is slightly below the left skyline of the formation as seen from the parking area and is best done in three pitches.

The crux is the mid route grey slopers. The bottom of the route goes over a small sloping ledge after a high 1st bolt.

The crux is getting established on the face right of the dihedral. Fun slab route

Climb past the 2 new, and 2 old bolts that mark the start of The Great Tradition, then trend right. The crux is the cool flake feature down low

Named for the big spots of black lichen, this climb is cruxy thin edging on low angle rock. The top anchors are above a ledge about 15' below the summit.

Start in the chimney on the right side. Climb up the face and step right onto the arête. Thoughtful moves the res of the way will keep your attention all the way to the chains.

Amazing exposure up a pillar with good protection and decent quality rock. 15 bolts and a few long slings to help with rope drag.

Climb up Jugoslavia for 8 bolts and traverse left to the pillar, put a long sling on the 8th bolt and continue on for 7 more bolts.

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