First pitch heads to the right of a large roof. 5.9 variation if you go left at the roof. 

 2nd pitch mostly finger size crack with 1 bolt at traverse to the right near the end. 

Get your ass to the pass (GYATTP)

Hand crack

The Snowshoes of Eddie Phay

Diggin It

Shelter in place

Slabby

Storm the Castle

Corona Crack

The Big Eddie

Dead Marmot

Rampart Rampage

Castle Direct

Necessary Evil

Short but strenuous hand crack followed by easier ground up to a grassy ledge. Hand tape would help on this on.  

Route trends left then up. Steep finger sized crack 

5.7, 5.10b, 5.8.  First pitch is 5.7, 3 bolts near the arete.  3 bolted anchors.  No bolts on 2nd pitch, 1 bolt on 3rd pitch.  Variations exist.  Last part of 2nd pitch can go up a chimney to the right, or straight up a crack to the bolted anchor.  3 single rope rappels to the base. 

Start up a ramp to the left.  Then up steeper terrain up to a bolted anchor under a roof.  A short and easier second pitch takes you to the 2nd anchor on Diggin it.  Traverses out to the right.  Most of this climb stays dry in the rain.

Head left to clip 3 bolts. Fun slab moves. Rest is crack climbing. Same anchor as Snowshoes. 

Normally starts with a short traverse, or can go up a wide crack to start.  As climber loses sight of the belayer, can do an awkward squeeze move straight up or traverse left on a small ledge and then up, clipping the only bolt on the route.  At end of first pitch, anchor is up and right.  Have explored further up to a pin anchor on p2 another ~70' up staying left of the arete, but not recommended (yet).  Someday will finish this to the top.

Crack between snowshoes and The Big Eddie. 

 Thin and steep

Cruxy in the middle.  Variations exist to the left and right of the middle section

Bolted line heads up left side of the steep orange wall

Pitch 1 - Scramble left on the ramp to the base of the crack.  Friendly steep 5.8 climbing leads to stiff 5.10c roof move protected by steel nuts.  The crux can be bypassed on the right keeping the overall rating of the route to 5.10a.

 Pitch 2 - easy 5.6 climbing leads to an exit move from the corner.

 Pitch 3 - Hike the clean ramp up to a wide, low-angle dihedral protected by a bolt (5.10a).  A few thin cracks lead to a dramatic finish (5.9).  

 Requires full rack to 3" including TCUs and steel nuts.  Rappel the route with a single 60m rope or scramble off the back side.

First move is a wide crack or second can climb clean face on the left.  2 bolts are located near the middle.  Strenuous slightly overhanging moves on trad gear after the bolts and veers left near the top.

Stiff and steep.  Will continue to clean up over time.

Great morning sun. Mostly crack climbs in the 5.9 - 5.10 range. 

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