Vías como deportiva en Idaho

Brown slab start

Scramble up and belay on ledge

Angles right, up corner

Perhaps the best 5.8 at Massacre

Slab start

Farthest right route up a zigzag dihedral

Right side of big roof

Fun, sustained route for the grade

Up corner

Sport route

Shares first bolt with 'The Dingos Ate My Baby'

Start at base of Juniper tree

Start on rounded holds, climb to a shallow dihedral with a sport anchor

Mostly 5.2-5.6 climbing

Bolted slab climbing with a bulge pull. Good beginner sport lead or warmup.

Some very good shabby face climbing on this route. fully bolted with anchor bolts for each pitch. Easy to combine pitches.

Excellent moderate climb which showcases the special worn patina nature of Castle Rock. Vertical face with lots of great texture and good holds.

Stem up the gap between the pillar and main wall. Finish on the 'Pillar Talk' anchors.The majority of the routes at The Sandbox start just right of the detached pillar. The south facing wall is characterized by short, hard routes on excellent stone. The wall gets taller to the right as the wall's aspect turns toward the southeast. The wall gets much taller but the good rock is guarded by a chossy band.

Climb the east face of the pillar.

Climb the south side of the detached pillar. 2 bolts to sport anchor.

Slab on the left.

Great line. Best to belay from higher up in the shady ledge to the left. There are several tricky moves on thin holds higher up.

Solid dihedral climb. The anchors are too far from the top to set for a TR without leading. The moves to the anchor are the crux withslabby moves over a bulge to mantel onto a small ledge to reach the anchors.

Small crack system on the left with slabby moves to metolius hangers.

Stem your way up the wide dihedral to finish on a mantle to a ledge just below the anchors.

10 bolts but most leaders will want to protect in the small crack to the left of the bolt line to avoid the possibility of what would be a terrible fall. There are anchor chains at the top.

Easy route, well bolted. First route leftover of Big Time. Great for beginner climbers. Easy to set up top rope on bolted anchors.

Climb the left side of a prow through featured 'bubble rock' to a suspect looking flake. Take care not to snap it off and pull through to gain easier terrain to the anchors. Share last bolt with 'Holey Moley'.

Climb up to the bottom of a large prow and move right into a right facing corner. Stem, face climb and jam up to blocky small roof. Pull through and climb to the anchors.