Photos by thosexwhoxremain

fun, but almost a walk-up except for the last 2 moves

moving to a crappy undercling thing

the most legendary whiskey boulder climb

alt start-around the corner on the bottom crack and work you're way around

real fun move, it looked like a big one while i was hanging there, i had no pad and no clue how good that last hold was, but when i stopped being sketched out and went for it that move was easy and the hold was great. great rock, anyone know what that route's called?

no big moves or craziness, just shank you're way on up

never have quite gotten this one, i have no clue if it's been named or sent, it's on the right of the trail if you're heading away from the last outcropping, if anyone knows the name or difficulty let me know, i'm guessing it's around a 5/6 but it's hard to say

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the names becase of this left hand hold, it's stained with the blood of many a climber

i didn't get low enough for a good view of the holds, but you can see the 3 finger pockets that have to hold you until you make the jump to the outside

begining of razorblade

finishing with a right hooker

on of the most difficult whiskey boulders, second to out of darkness

on of the most difficult whiskey boulders, second to out of darkness

on of the most difficult whiskey boulders, second to out of darkness

on of the most difficult whiskey boulders, second to out of darkness

good heel hooks all over the right side

hard start but solid holds when you get to this point

can also traverse left and come down the left route for a harder finish

the finisher

a good bit harder, ur gonna want a crash pad to try this,(trust me i havn't sat down without pain for 3 days because of this rock)

the move, gotta lean out on 2, 2-finger crimps to make the feet stick, or just be 6'6" or taller

not a real good pic but i lost all my climbing photos of this wall, so this pic will have to do until i go back