The route runs up on the right of a deep crack/chimney aiming for an off width crack at the midpoint. To get on the route you might have to traverse from way right. Starting from directly under the route will definitely increase the grade. Climbing this is discouraged because it is very loose, not just blocks but the entire route seems like a loose stack. Take a good hard look before committing!

Redneck Waltz

Stretchy Like Spaghetti

Fun N Happy

Zig-Zag

Long Mountain Yeti

Give Me Three Steps

Vain Extraction

Fun N Runnel

Shoobie Doo, How Loose R U

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On the Spot

Climb blocky holds through bulges and overhangs. The rating is about 5.6 G. Some would call it 5.5, but I don't think anyone would find it to be 5.7.

This route goes straight up and into the chimney to the top.

Short sporty route. No gear so TR at this point. Starts at spot set back from the main cliff line at a large tree. Start with an easy bottom then an overhanging blankish roof. If you cant get over the roof go to the left, still stiff. A lower angle short slab is followed by a fun vertical 20 foot head wall.

Climb up crack to mantle and then to large ledge. Traverse ledge and climb up to the notch in the rock.

Start on the east face outside of the arête below a finger crack. Head up and left of the small tree and over a large boulder. Cross the ledge. Next short wall stay on the left side. Cross another ledge and finish the third and final short wall.

Climbing on Mrs. Bobblehead is strongly discouraged. The head is very precariously perched and has actually been felt to move. There are numerous large loose blocks under and on the head.

Its a beautiful feature. It would be a shame to see it come down and of coarse it would be tragic for someone to get injured.

Route went up the Southern side to 'shoulder', stepped out onto her chin and pull up over loose blocks to the summit.

Climbing is 5.3 with good pro until a small ledge a couple of feet wide. Here is a 5.6 move with no gear. Big holds and fun climbing to the top following a runnel that arches to the left.

Move up through easy fifth class terrain (5.2), heading towards an overhang/roof about 40 feet up. No protection was placed in this section on the first ascent, but there is pro if needed. The overhang presents a strenuous challenge (5.8), but can be bypassed to the right. Continue up on steeper terrain to the base of the roof. Protection can be found under the roof on solid rock. Move right under the roof on decent handholds and pull through. A large handhold broke off on the first ascent. The rating is about 5.8 G. Some might call it 5.7, some might feel it's 5.9. Anchor from a large, wedged block 12 feet back. It is easy to extend the belay and maintain visual of your second.

Climb straight up the right side of the wall though several small overhangs and corners.

The beginning consists of a small roof followed by a stance on a narrow shelf under a blank section. Go straight up the blank section toward a triangular looking small roof and continue straight up and over that.

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