Currently the longest route at the Fin. Start standing on a small tree to gain a small flake and your first bolt. Trend right to a large hollow sounding flake, move left from here (crux) to gain a large ledge. Easy climbing leads to a cool roof and some stellar climbing on interesting holds. Be wary of the thin flake left of the anchor.

Martian Titties

Butterfingers and Eagle-Eye

Shorty Wanna Be a Thug

Schism

Executive Decision

Twilight Chainsaw

Without a Hat

Easy scrambling leads to a nearly vertical wall. Quality stone and good moves await as you leave the ledge. The bolt line trends slightly left and is harder than it looks.

A short but difficult slab to a small bulge then back to slab. The first bolt is high and may warrant a stick clip. Maybe a bit contrived but it contains fun movement nonetheless.

Ouchy, my fingies. The meat of this route is a shallow, sharp little finger crack on a blank face. Those with exceptional face climbing skills may not need to use the jams.

This little diddy starts on a broken section of rock. Stand up, clip a bolt to your right and gracefully dance your way up the slab to bolt #2. Now vertical, traverse right to the most obvious weakness and follow it to the anchor.

The first route bolted at the Fin and a fun one! Small holds and insecure stances for the first three bolts (crux) lead to easier climbing and a large ledge. Thoughtful climbing through the small bulge gains a much appreciated clip and an interesting left-trending crack feature to anchor chains.

Start in a neato crack feature and traverse left on a series of small crimps, sidepulls and smears to gain another crack and the first clip. Moving past the the first couple bolts is likely the crux.

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Routes in Boundary Line Fin