Pull the overhang on the huge jug   55 ft

The Bearded One

Seismic Activity

Engineering a Goat Rope

Learning to Walk

Thomas the Train

Grin N' Bare It

Booty Rack

Hammer Time

Cricket Serenade

Luther's climb

Demolition Zone

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Blanket Party

Independence Day

Its Not a Nine!

Static Cling

Beam me up Scotty

Learning to Crawl

Bob the Builder

Scarface

Dip in the River

Captain Hook

Cataract

The Dixie Cragger's Atlas calls this one a 5.4. Most people think it's a little more challenging than Demolition Zone (5.5). They're both about the same; and right next to each other.

7th to the last route on the Alley   40 ft

This is an okay route. It used to be better before the it became so polished and slick. 

  The crux is the very first move. If you can figure out how to stand up on the slanted ledge, then the rest if about 5.5.

Climb up to a high first bolt, figure out how to get to the second, crimp your way up to the jugs at the third, and cruise up to the chains.

6th route to the left of furthest route on the right side of the alley

This is a good route to use if you want to set up some quick top ropes. It ends on a nice ledge with access to several other anchors.

follow 4 bolts to anchors just right of Its not a nine

Now a completely retro-bolted sport route.

sidepulls  that lead to a crimpy/slaby part. Crux at 3rd bolt. Good ledge for setting the anchor at top.   1* in Dixie Cragger's Atlas (TN)

It's possible to dyno past the cling if your tall skipping the crux entirely making the route significantly easier.

Start up a flake to big ledges and good feet through the bolts to anchors.     Great rout for a 1st time or novice leader to start their day with.   If wet last move can be a little tricky to set up anchors.

Climbs up and through and large patch of lighter colored rock.

Tricky 2nd move, leads to easy climbing to anchors

quick and fun route in The Alley. Crux is down low.

A concentration of 5.8s and below. The bolts are intentionally close together both to cater towards novice leaders and because the routes are all short.

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Routes in The Alley