The crack to the right of left crack. Climb the crack up to the giant jugs on the flake up to the ledge, and follow the flake to the left over the  super exposed small roof to a juggy topout. Super fun! The crux is two tiny crimps before a jug.

Right Crack

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5.12 Face

5.12 face

Diagonal traverse

Redact This

Lexington Rock traverse

Left Crack direct

The obvious crack system on the left side of the rock (the left most crack). Climb the crack up to the flake with giant jugs up to the ledge where you can rest and climb over the really exposed super scary section on the flake (follow the flake to the left slightly) to an easy top out on jugs. Very reachy route at times. 5.11a direct variation without bailing out left!

Start on Redact This and traverse left after the second bolt.

Climb Right Crack past a bolt instead of traversing right. Go straight up the steep head wall with a second bolt then pull a really thin crux on slick edges.

Right most route. Needs a lot of cleaning!

Start under the overhang on two obvious jugs and climb up the arete and do the same finish as the other problems on the flake.

Stick clip the first bolt and do a v2 boulder problem. After that, it lets up a bit. clip 2 more bolts to a 2 bolt anchor. Still, a little dirty, but it should clean up nicely.

Start on two jugs right next to each other and traverse as low as possible to the left crack route to the last ledge and step off. Reachy with small crimps. V5 comp style variation starts sitting on a jug down and right of the overhang on the arete.

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Routes in Lexington Rock