another easy blocky climb on the face of the east grotto.

East Grotto Face C

Green Slab Ravine

Corner to ledge

Steep Face

East Grotto Face D

Face 2 Groove

East Grotto Face B

Face to Groove

Thin Crack

Cool Corner

Groove

Thin Block

blocky and stemmy climb, lots of cracks on either side of the dihedral

Awkward corner below a ledge. After mantling the ledge, a crack system in the corner leads to bolted anchors.

Start at a finger crack with holds to the right. Pull through this and continue up the crack to an inset below the overhang. Use either crack to pull through this, get your feet pasted, and make a few easier moves to the ledge.

Easy blocky arete climb. Olsen's book calls these climbs out as 5.7-5.10, this felt easier

Thin face climbing gives way to easier climbing in a groove above.

Spelled funny to differentiate from the 5.8 face to groove in olson's book, 2 routes over

Follow face holds up to a short crack system near the top

From Olson's NW Oregon Rock: "Two thin cracks power up away from the corner.  Using both thin cracks work up rightward and trick your way carefully onto the slopers above.  Eliminates possible."

Crack in the center of what Tim Olson calls "Sunny Patina"

A slabby groove that eases to a scramble at the top

Follow the cracks alongside the namesake thin block, then mantle to a series of grooves. Scramble at the top joins with Groove (5.5) next door

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Routes in Main Corridor