The Waugh Crack is located on the north face of the Lechlinski Cracks formation and is identified by a thin finger crack.  Crank through the thin finger crack with poor feet (crux) right off the deck and continue up to easier ground.  Bring a couple of hand size pieces for anchor.

Descend by scrambling off climber's left.

Waugh Crack

Vogel Crack

Crazy Xenoliths

Roberts Crack

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The S Crack

Keith's 10,000 Girlfriends

Lechlinski Cracks

Keith's Ripped Back

Start 20' left and around the corner from the

Waugh Crack

. The epitome of thin face climbing. The first bolt can be clipped from the ground, with the crux encountered shortly thereafter. Descend by scrambling off climber's left.

Follow the left slanting crack to a vertical crack.

Climb the face/arete right of Lechlinski Cracks.

This is a short, well-protected thin crack.

Not a classic, but worth doing.  It's a ways left of the Lechlinski crack, a right curving thin crack you can see from the road.

To the right of the Lechlinski Cracks is a small slab;  This is Keith's Crag.  There are two short routes on it. Keiths' 10,000 Girlfriends is the left of the two routes.

Scramble up boulders to base of route.  The route is identified by twin "cracks", although the left crack is more of a flake.  The crux is low off the ground.  Great jamming above.

Descend via rapping off flake slung with webbing and one quicklink.  Webbing needs replacement as of 10/1/02.

To the right of The Lechlinski Cracks is a small slab; This is Keith's Crag. There are two short climbs on Keith's Crag;  this is the right of the two.

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Protection

Routes in Lechlinski Crack Formation