A great beginner climb. Some really fun moves. The crux comes about halfway up, could lie back to complete.

Poplar Crack

Left Face

Slab crack

The Changling

Dirty Crack

Unknown Crack

Left Crack

ShinBone

Right Face

Right Crack

Full sustained 5.10a climbing. 10a move on small crimpers to jug, rest, repeat from start to finish with a nice bulge to pull before the finish.

Nice juggy holds mixed in with sharp crimps. Try not to shift left onto the crack system.

Start on the obvious line next to the tree, continue up the line to the top. Plenty of great feet and hands well within reach.

Amazing beginner route, terrific for kids and inexperienced climbers alike.

The most difficult route at Holloway. The bolts are a little rusty, but are still usable. May want to take a small rack to supplement in a couple of sketchy spots.

Another Holloway Mountain crack climb--quite a bit shorter than Poplar Crack.

This crack--more like a series of mantles than a crack climb--offers a very mellow lead for a first-timer.

A fun crack climb. There are some large flakes out to the right of the climb. Could do some fun stemming moves towards the top.

Just to the right of Poplar Tree Crack, there are two bolts. Follow these up and take some small/med gear to finish the line. First 20 feet are the hardest part.

One of 3 obvious crack lines on the main wall. This one would be the right crack of two just next to the bolted line 12b that leads up over a bulge to a small tree.

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Routes in Holloway Mountain