Vías como clásica en Enchanted Rock

Broken crack system left of Gilroy's Gully

in the corner left of False Determination

Start at the back of the obvious roof crack (hands, fists), pull the lip, and continue the struggle through a hands and flared crack to the top.

Right of False Determination.

A classic overhung, right leaning hand crack. The choice between solid jams or solid gear makes this much tougher on lead.

Spiderman follows a leftward diagonal finger crack that slowly gets smaller and smaller until it disappears. The last move gives the route its name. Short and worthwhile. Located uphill from Zilch in the 'Upper Rocks'. Look for a short cliff band behind some brush and small trees.

Thin steep face climbing on solid features with a tough bouldery start through the first two bolts. Steady 5.11 climbing through a third bolt to the Frog crack. Bolted on lead with hooks.

Left and downhill from the start of Runamuck. Climb 20ft to the small overlap, and crack, and place one or two cams. Up positive edges to a good stance and clip the bolt. Crux moves lead past bolt and up, veering left to gain the double bolt mid-wall anchor. Rap from here or continue unprotected to the top.

Follow the slab right of the corner formed by where the large overlap reaches the ground, to the right of Walk In The High Country. Belay on gear in the corner below the large flake that sits in the weakness in the overlap. The second pitch goes up this flake at about 5.6 to a bolt, where enjoyable crux moves lead to a second bolt. From here climb straight up to a gear belay or follow the rising right traverse of Walk In The High Country.

Climb the slab immediately right of the corner on the left side of the Devil's Slide slab. Continue up unprotected slab to a rightward leading ramp to the first pitch anchors on Harder Than It Looks. No bolts on route. From here you can continue on Harder Than It Looks at around grade 5.5, up Fatman Flake.

Start to the left of Mark of the Beast (Christine's Variation) and climb the 5.6 slab through four bolts to a double bolt anchor below Fatman Flake. Ascend this on good holds and decent gear then run it out up the slab to the next double bolt rap anchor. Third pitch is easy but runout slab (no pro) to a double bolt rap anchor that shares with Mark of the Beast. You could link the first two pitches if wanted.

On the west side of Buzzards Roost, this finger crack can be seen from the approach trail. Great climbing and great gear. Gear top belay.

Climb the corner on the right of Eat. Could be top-roped by setting an anchor on the horizontal crack on the right of Eat.

A crack at the right end of the wall. Two crux moves of slightly overhanding wide-hand start, and then 5.6 to the top. Could be top-roped but the trial from the right, but not recommended.

Take purple trail from canyon trail, follow the path trail around to obvious crack to the left of easy 5.6 gash. Set top rope from large boulder with 2 x 6 foot webbing.