Short and bouldery route on a face to blunt arete. Better than it looks.

Hair For Humans

Light 'Em Up

Into The Light

Diamond In The Chuff

Poison Garden

Sky Pilgrim

Liberty

The Sloth

The Joyful Mr. Negative

Ain't That Chuff Enough

Pursuit Of Happiness

Flight Deck

100 Year Flood

Good Will Punting

Birdman

Birdland

Layback the edge of the chimney, then briefly enter the chimney at the third bolt. Transition onto the face past the next two bolts, to a ledge. Finish up the cruiser top section on huge pockets.

This route was put up as a solo by Eric Chemello and called 5.1. After cleaning a few thousand pounds of loose blocks out of the chimney and off the ledge, this is now an enjoyable sport route.

Climb the bouldery start of Into The Light, then head left. Another fun addition to the 5.10's at Marble Caves.

Bouldery start past the first couple bolts, to some cruiser ground, to vertical jugs for the finish.

A moderate route for the Caves!  Surprisingly vertical and clean for the grade.

Start up an easy but dirty ramp, then pull the first crux getting onto the face. Cruise up a groove/layback flake and onto the upper wall, which is studded with intrusions of black rock. A second crux comes pulling a small bulge on big holds.

The black intrusions can be a bit friable - tread lightly.

Bouldery start through bulges.  Crux up high moving through small, sharp crimps.  Interesting climbing, but last 15' is super dirty.

Moderate beginning past one bolt to a ledge, followed by thin and slightly overhanging climbing for the next 5 bolts to another small ledge.  The angle eases up for rest of the route, but the holds don't get much bigger.  Pull a small roof to finish.

This is an old r.b. route that was recently retrobolted with permission.  The sixth bolt is a bit right of the rest of the bolt line to avoid some hollow rock, may want to use a long draw on it.

A slightly pointless variation to "Pursuit Of Happiness". Hard, bouldery start, then the difficulties ease off significantly after the third bolt.

Climb an easy slab to a very high first bolt. Wrangle your way past a funky blob feature with a good left-hand pinch and up into the crack/seam. Deceptively steep through the crux.

Clip the first two bolts of Diamond In The Chuff, but continue up and slightly left. A brief crux between the 3rd and 4th bolts leads to a cruiser finish.

Traverse left past 3 bolts on a ramp, make a long move left, then head up. Jugs up high to a layback flake to finish.

This is a very varied and really exciting climb that  finishes just left of Birdland. Start up Birdland to the first bolt, downclimb a bit and traverse left into the wild undercling crack (with optional .5 and/or #2 clipped long followed immediately by a bolt

). Bust out of the undercling by finding a hidden pocket and continuing left to a brief rest. Then continue climbing straight up through the bulge and temporarily re-join Birdland. At the last shelf, place a few pieces of gear and head up and left on a wildly exciting rail. After two bolts, climb steep and pumpy 5.9 jugs while placing gear along the way.

I had a BLAST on this route. It's not your typical route, which is why it really stood out to me. Enjoy!!

Slightly overhanging on mostly big holds; a good warm-up for the harder offerings at the Caves.

Start up a slab, clipping the second bolt off a large flat hold.  Crux comes passing this bolt and gaining the corner/ramp system using some weird stemming and a hidden pocket.  Continue up the corner to a small ledge, bear-hug a huge block, and finish up jugs to the anchor.

Moderate face to left-ward move past the 3rd bolt. Pull a bulge at the top, again on the left.

Will broke a hold on the FA and punted, hence the name.

This linkup is a harder left finish to Birdland by merging into the finish of Flight Deck. Either way, it is all excellent climbing! Once on the ledge, head up and left with mixed gear and bolts. Very, very good!

Birdland is a fun and very unique line with a lot of really enjoyable, yet thoughtful movement. Layback a crack placing a few pieces of gear. After the first bolt, stem into the left leaning dihedral and continue past two more bolts. After the third bolt run it out on 25 feet of ledgy 5.4, place a small nut on your right and step up to clip the fourth bolt up on your right. Continue climbing rightward up fun cracks to an anchor on your right.

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