This route was named after all the bird poo i spent three days scraping off with a brush. This route goes up a face with about four horizontal cracks then a really good mono up to a roof. then about a five move crux.

Pigeon Poo

Firm Handshake

Logans First

Hurry Up

Unknown 5.4

Watch for the Bees

Round House and Running

This route goes right of the J-Crack on the face up to a vertical face with some awesome jugs. The face is a little balancy with some little slopers and crimpers then the vertical half of the climb has some really good jugs.

Not sure if this route has a name or not, but this is its temporary name. Start near the big pocket a couple feet left of "J crack." Face climb up good pockets, trending left to the arete. Climb the right side of the arete to the anchors. Shares anchors with "Round House and Running." Watch for wasp nests in the some of the deeper pockets.

This climb is a basic climb just like the others in this area such as the Unnamed route. Good holds if you are learning.

Climb the lower section next to the small roof/cave to gain the upper portion. Pump through a steep overhang on jugs and then top it out for a nice little challenge. This route probably has a different name, but this will be its temporary one.

This is a nice an easy climb for people who like cracks and are getting into leading trad.  The rock is faily solid and takes pro pretty easy.

This route goes up logans first 5.4, then there is a sharpe arete climb on the left of this arete, up the face. There are good holds and the route is quite a bit overhanging.

This is a fairly decent short crack that offers very good introduction to leading trad at an easy level.  The rock quality is fair and the crack takes pro just about anywhere.  I found that the crack can be well protected by medium to large hexes or cams.  There is also a large tree at the top of the climb that can be slung for top rope.

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