Climb short face/left facing corner to the ledge right of Lithium (5.3R), then step right on ledge to the bolted line up the face to the bolted anchor. 

  You can also start below the right end of the ledge, which is easier climbing to the ledge, but not as comfortable a belay. 

  Several balancy 5.8 moves with bolts exactly where you want them.  Stick clipping the first bolt is suggested.  This is considered by some the best climb at Stewart's Ledge.

The Entertainer

Luminous

Nevermore

Dog Pounder

Dryer Weather

Barking Spider

Frankenpine

Valium

Revolver

Lithium

Crackatoa

We felt the start up to the 1st bolt at about 12 feet was THE spookiest move. If one takes a screamer before that first piece of pro is in - they not only hit the deck but there is like a 12-18 inch space between the wall and the deck where one could easily drop down into off the ledge and tear up your shins and legs pretty good. It is kind of more of a 'mental game' on this one that actually physically difficult.

Start: Standing right of the first bolt on a narrow detached block, work your way left onto the overhanging portion of the wall towards your first clip. When you are straddling the arete you then move upwards (crux move) towards a large horizontal crack. From here follow the bolted line into a roof and a pair of fixed top anchors.  These anchors can be reached for TR from the 3rd class gully located to the right of the route.

Variation:

Optionally start left & below the overhanging arete to add another 8-10' of climbing and a handful of 5.10b moves, move back right into main route when your feet are about parallel to the first bolt.

 This is a short but fun route that will require a bit of balance toward the bottom and then the climbing eases (5.8) towards the top.  

Note: Stick clipping the first bolt is suggested

Start on the right side of a broken buttress.  Climb to the base of a dihedral, up the dihedral (crux) and continue traversing right to a bolted anchor.

Hard moves are coming off the deck getting into the stemming corner, exit the corner up and right and pull a series of roofs to the finishing crack and anchor at the top.

Up easy ledges with questionable rock to an overhang with cracks on either side, to a fixed anchor on the left wall.

Take the left of two cracks to the top.  Bolted anchors.

Climb steep rock to a slab, up slab (crux) past an overlap.  Continue up, trending left to join the unprotected finish of Crackatoa. 

  You can also set a TR on this using Lithium's anchor and using directionals.  Unsure how the climbing is to Lithium's anchor, could be a better finish than going left to finish on Crackatoa.

The opening move makes this route worth doing, pull the v0 move up the lip onto the face, pull the small roof (crux) and take the left leaning flared crack to a tree anchor or walk off.

Start on left end of The Entertainer ledge, climb right facing small corner/flakes (crux) and arete with crack to bolted anchor. 

  I believe you might need/want to rappel down to the anchors to setup a TR.  Please do not rappel directly off trees, build an anchor on the tree and clean it later.  A directional on the top bolt helps reduce swing.

Bottom and top feature tough moves.  Likely a tougher climb than 5.9+.  Will let the community vote the grade up.

Great cliff with a short hike in, this is the place to go to jump on a few routes after work if time is tight. Rock quality is good where the routes are, but on either side the cliff fades out into choss.

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Routes in Stewarts Ledge