There are thin feet for the first half of this route but search and you shall find great jugs most of the way up the corner system. The crux is probably slapping your way through a large flake feature. Figure out the knee bar at the flake or just power through the steep section to the anchors.

Slabsters Lament

Toxic Shock

Perplexus

Thratcher

Path to Extinction

Pteranodon

Top That Direct

Terrorist

The Snag

The Whining

Dixie Fury

Slabsters Direct

Pagan Roof

Elastic Rebound Theory

Carnivore

Anthrax

Spitter

Top That

Stark Whining

The Bolter Problem

Climb up the concave face to the short roof crack and pull the bulge. Follow  shiny bolts to anchors. I left a quick link and a biner on the anchor for lowering and rapping, please leave them for others to use.

Watch for rotten rock through the bulge,  this will clean up with traffic. Rumor is is that the big block directly below the climb fell out of the climb at some point. This may be the reason for the rotten rock above the bulge.

After getting some more information on Dixie Fury, it seems it originally ended after the roof. Following the Stark Whining extension to the top created a new link up and a longer full value pitch.

The bouldery crux is before the first bolt so stick clip it if you have any sense. There's a great jug above the bolt but don't get too comfy until you're standing on the ledge. After that it's 5.9 the rest of the way for 3 more bolts

The bouldery start is harder on taller folk and is probably V3 or V4ish

Crux is a little boulder problem that pulls the roof. Remember the heel hook.

Once again passing the  first bolt is the crux. It stays with you for most of the way after the crux at 5.11.

Pumpy climb combining two 11s but bypassing each of their cruxes.

Fun little start up a crack-y feature, to stand on a good ledge, then over a tricky roof, and easy dirty final scramble

There is a distinctive crux passing the first 2 bolts. The roof pull is tough but the over all crux is getting to the anchors.

Passing the first bolt to get to the second bolt.

Short and steep, with big holds and fun moves, The Whining cranks out the center of the wall, just left of the crack through the roof. Harder for the shorter (or easier for the tall).

Start is just right of the Slabsters Lament. Stick clip the first bolt on the blank looking face. Climb hard reachy moves to the second bolt. Then trend left and up to the overhang of slabsters lament and finish on slabsters.

Crus is pulling the roof. Start on Elastic Rebound Theory and move right to the roof. Good steep climbing and pumpy. Finish to Elastic Rebounds Anchors. This route has also been done starting on the Whining.

Fun climbing through good holds to the roof. Launch out the roof and pull into the easier face. A few long(ish) moves lead to a nice corner and anchors.

Getting past the fisrt bolt is the crux. Very small holds bad feet for the crux. Hard second bolt clip. Can stick clip second bolt if your not brave enough.

Anthrax Whining or Anthrax Elastic Anthrax Pagean.

There are three ways to start this route and make it totally different. The original way is Whining to the anchor and then up and left to the arete with the bolt. Heady runout route on the upper part which makes it Anthrax.

Crux is pulling the fin like roof and getting up the route. very sustained climbing. The Start is cruxy as well.

The Crux is the Whining crux. At the last bolt of the Whining move right to a bolt then trend straight up. This nice addition to the whining by Matt Stark is very fun.

Crux is pulling over the little roof. Everything is there you just have to look for it.

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