This thin layback and face route lies on the right side of the south face of The Lynch Crag. Climb the thin layback and face (11d) past 5 bolts to where the climbing eases and the crack widens. Above a final bolt protects a 5.10c move to a 2 bolt anchor. Rappel 85 feet to ground.

Powered by Old English

Wounded Knee

Mulholland Drive

Eraserhead

This climb begins in a very shallow dihedral with an unprotectable seam a few yards left of Powered by Old English (PbOE). Tenuous face climbing (5.10+) leads to an initially intermittent finger crack 15' from the bottom. The crux involves sequential moves that are technical and powerful over two bulges. Near the top the finger crack curves 90 degrees to the right and merges with PbOE. Clip the last bolt on PbOE before reaching the anchors.

Begin in the obvious wide crack just left of Mullholland Drive. A short section of stemming past the wide section leads to nice hands to finger crack. Above, head a bit left into another crack to a horizontal, then up the face above past 2 bolts to a 2 bolt anchor.

This crack lies left and around the corner of Wounded Knee (on west face) and joins that route for the upper crack and face section. Up the straight up crack, move right into another crack to a horizontal, then up face past 2 bolts to 2 bolt anchor/rap. A little loose at the bottom, but would definitely clean up.

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Routes in The Lynch Crag