Climb just inside the rightside arete (5.10a) up tiny holds and non-existent feet.

A sustained balancy workout culminating with a height dependant top out move that's quite tough.

Just Inside the Right Arete

Western Side in Split - Right Side

Bunny Slope

Pinball Direct

North Face Center Crack Right

Left Wall

Corner Crack

Split Rock Chimney

Right Arete

Southwest Arete

Snake Split

The Ramp

North Face Arete

East Face

Left Arete

Split Rock Slot

North Face Far Right Crack

North Face Center Crack

Split Rock Traverse

Split Backside Right Variation

Split Backside

South Face

Leg Stretch

Split Rock Dihedral

North Face

Pinball Wizard

North Face Right Crack

South Crack

Black Streak

Short route with a crimp crux at the top.

Move up the starting bulge. Then traverse out right and up to a small crimp. Match the crimp and move back left through crimps. Highstep for the top out.

Crux is near the top when moving from the crimp match out left.

Can be done as a top rope solo.

Located on the left (west) side of the split about two-thirds of the way back, start beneath the left-facing flake, climb the flake and then onto the slopers and finger pocket above.

While the moves on the route are pretty cool, the other wall of the chimney tends to get in the way, and makes falling a real pain on top rope because you're pretty likely to whack the other wall pretty hard.

Short, easy climb on a gentle slope with good holds. Can be soloed/bouldered or can be a great first roped climb for a youngster

Located about 10 feet inside the split on the left.  The crux is getting off the ground.  Then there are a couple more challenging moves before a large reach near the top.  Pretty sustained.

Good crack down low, becomes a bit tricky when it starts to turn left, requires trusting some slippery feet.

A few tricky moves around the bulge in the middle and some small but good crimps to find, followed by a slabby finish.

Pretty fun little climb. You start of with a blind stopper placement to the left. Clip it and climb a bit up to a good stance. Throw in another smaller nut and fire to the top. Good fun.

Climb up the huge split in the rock as a chimney, using both sides. Many variants are possible depending on how deep into the split you go and which direction you face, with grades probably varying from 5.2-5.6. All should be done on top-rope.

Climb the rightside (looking into the crack) arete just outside of the main crack on Split Rock.

Climbing is straight forward on small but solid holds.

Can be done more outside of the split (a bit easier) or inside the split (more exciting)

A few trickier moves as the arete starts to slant and gets smoother.

Good holds down low, quite thin and slabby in the second half.

This is a fun climb that is challenging for the most experienced climbers. Balancey and pumpy make your way up the left and right side of the arete for multiple variations.

Climb the narrow east face, avoiding crack holds in the dihedral to the left.

Make a couple of fun moves to surmount the bulge, then a few more easy moves to the top.

Shimmy up the slot stemming between two faces

Climb incipient cracks several feet right of North Face Right Crack. The crux is surmounting a bulge at the top.

This climb starts up a steep crack for a couple of moves then eases off to solid 5.5 climbing.

Traverse left-to-right. The crux is a sequence of four or five moves approaching the split after you come around the corner.

Same as the 5.8 version, but climb over the bulge fifteen feet up instead of around to the left of it.

This is the furthest back route on the East (right) side of the crack. This climb involves an interesting sidepull section that pulls you up to a large flat section, and then left of the bulge using sidepulls.

Experienced climbers will be able to climb this without pro, as there are no spectacularly balancy moves, and if you're going to fall, you can lean back into a chimney move on the opposite wall.

There are many variations possible. Gets slightly thinner before the top.

On the North Face of Split Rock in between "The Ramp" and "Center Crack" there is a somewhat blank bit of wall. There are serious crimps at different points though as you get closer to the top you might find one good hand-hold (and then a good foot-hold as you go past) on your way up. To the right of the "North Face Arete" this is definitely the most challenging section mainly because the wall is somewhat bare. Enjoy! Called it Leg Stretch because the route really forces you to spread out as you go up.

Climb the obvious dihedral and build an anchor in a thin horizontal crack.

For a fun variation can be climbed with your back facing the wall.

Climb the seemingly blank face in between NF Crack Left and Crack Right. Two variations to either side of the bulge ranging 5.8-5.10?

Climb the slanting crack; when it vanishes, keep moving right and up on crimps. Jim Thornburg's Bay Area Rock guidebook describes a "spooky mantle below the lip", but I didn't find it.

Solid crack that slowly fades away to a slabby finish.  Seems pretty easy until the crack and your pro disappear. Belay from the other side of the split. If your setting up a top rope be sure to climb the variation to the left and right side of the crack.

Fun left-leaning crack climb. Good hands throughout.

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Routes in Split Rock