This route was established in the late 90's and climbs up drill lines to a good left crimp and a big reach to a small ledge and then joins Nichols is a weenie.

Scooby-Doo

The Open Book

Nicholas is a Weenie

Tendinitus

Open Book Variation

Shattered Image

Slippery as an Eells

Beam Me Up, Scotty

Frodo Lives

The Quest

Anxiety

Climb to the right of Beam Me Up Scotty, using the bolts on Scotty.

Start in the obvious right facing inside corner that is located in the center of The Left Main Wall. Climb to the open book, then stem out the open book, continue to anchors. 

  "Todd McCormick and I were working State of the Artless, so named due to our creative pin scarring a la Jim Bridwell, Todd tried to lead it first, fell from the top of the book, ripped pro and landed in the pond. He suffered compression fractures in his back and as far as I know pretty much quit climbing soon thereafter. I went up later and lead it. The funny part is that the pin scars were not needed after all. A lesson best learned while young." --Sean Cobourn's comments on his first ascent of the Book in June of 1987. 

  Rich Rice is to be credited for inspiring many others to lead The Open Book in recent years. His 1994 free ascent of the Book was an inspiration to all of the Logtown locals. Rich used small stoppers and sliders to protect the book then a larger cam in the horizontal above, this was the first time that adequate protection had ever been used on the route. To date only a few other climbers have lead the Book on gear.

Start between the 2nd. and 3rd. drillmarks to the left of OPEN BOOK. Climb along the 3rd. drillmark past the 1st. bolt then climb along the drillmark above past the 2nd. and 3rd. bolts

Start at the 5th drill mark (count the drill marks half way up the climb) from the left on The Left Main Wall. Climb along the drill mark using tenuous lay-backs to get to a ledge. Finish up on the top wall to get to the Terrace, 45 ft.

Start under the1st. drillmark to the left of OPEN BOOK.   Climb the lower wall and drillmark, continue along to shuts above OPEN BOOK.

This route was established in the late 90's and climbs a thin face/arête to a small lip and then shares anchors with The Open Book.

Start at ground level just to the right of the large V-shaped chimney (chimney is about 1/2 way up the climb) on the left side of The Left Main Wall. Climb to a spacious ledge under the V-shaped chimney then climb the wall or corner to the right of the chimney. The first part of this climb was originally known as CAPTAIN KIRK

Follow the bolt line using the arete to the right and drill mark to left as needed. Do not go around the arete. Start by climbing the face, making good use of a few small holds and a drill mark to gain the first bolt. From here, look for some holds to the left and work your way to a stance. Climb up, aiming for a nice horn like jug. Mantle up using the jug and a nice, but small ledge to gain a stance. Make one or two more moves over the blank face to reach the overhang at the top and shuts.

Start the same as FRODO LIVES. Climb FRODO through the first mantel, step right around the corner, climb to the next good stance, traverse left across the foot ledge under the mailbox slot high on FRODO and climb to the anchors, 45 ft. More like 11a than 10b.

Start between the 2nd and 3rd drill marks (count the drill marks half way up the climb) from the left on The Left Main Wall. Climb the face along the first two bolts using the drill marks, then pull the mantel under the third bolt. Finish on the ledge.

Sandstone face with many sport routes and trad line and many drill marks.

Scooby-Doo

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Protection

Routes in 2. Left Main Wall