This is the rightmost route at the crag.  Start on good, blocky holds and finish with a mighty throw for the top.  This line was bolted to protect the ice climb to the left of it, but it also turned out to be a great little sport route.

Trundled

The Corner

Project

Stark

Frog and Toad

This open project goes up the face and sharp left arete.  It will involve a bit of levitation and an UGLY mantle to see it through.  Currently it shares anchors with The Corner... so you will need long slings to TR the line.

This is the obvious, open book corner.  Expect bridging, balancy moves, and a bit of groveling on bulletproof rock.

Stand start the stark arete left of The Corner with a crimpy sidepull on the face for your right hand and your left hand on the arete.

If it was taller, it’d be classic. A sit is doable and would add a grade, but it felt forced. Who the hell knows who did this first, probably some quarry man. I presume many have done this line.

Start matched on a full pad crimp up to your head height. Move up and left to gain the top.This can be done also from a squat/sit from lower holds directly below the start hold. I am not sure if that really adds much more difficulty to it.

This is the first section of rock as you walk in from Washington St. and the farthest right if you are on Dorset St.

Description

Protection

Routes in The Quarry Area