Routes in Washington

lots to choose from, be decisive and you last longer. crux in the middle.

Follow the cracks to the left of the large block.

Follow the cracks to the right of the large block.

Possible route up the center of the face

take the left ramp up then follow cracks to lip.

take the face right of the ramp and follow line up meeting the sport left at lip.

Possible route to the right of sport right, on face and following crack.

Main route following bolts on the main face.

To the right of the face following the bolts, cleaning needed.

Climbing history unknown, could use slab bolts for protection, easier than the slab and face routes. Needs notable cleaning.

Climbing history unknown, could use face bolts for protection.

As there's no existing bolts on this side, boulder problems would make more sense although approach may make pads unpractical. Needs cleaned, small features, slight overhang. Needs full cleaning.

Climbing history unknown, could use slab bolts for protection, Needs full cleaning.

Interesting set of moves towards the right side of the main face, use center bolts for projection, needs minimal cleaning. Climbing history unknown.

Least featured side, friction moves.

center crimp and dihedral move to upper crimp. Pad partially in river, have cover for it to prevent from getting wet.

Use east face crimp as foot hold, other leg reach around to N face, use sloper of the Arête feature as hand holds. (pad in creek, have cover)

Follow obvious line of crimps, pockets, ledges up, right-left-right meeting the Arête line at the top. (pad in creek, have cover)

At mid height traverse around the rock on all sides not obstructed by boardwalk.(pad in creek, have cover)

Use features of North face route to start then traverse right, your right foot and hands following the edge above the board walk to the top of that feature then move back left (pad in creek, have cover)