If you start left on the giant block with boulder start which requires cutting feet, it feels like a 5.10a crux, and is on par with other 5.10a boulder starts in the area. However if you start on the right of the block, if feels more like the graded 5.7. Fun crack blocky climbing. You can set up a TR from above.

DaKine

Eye Weighted Hear Butt Know Won New Y

The Troll

Don't Bolt Cracks and Don't Crack Bolts

Waldstein

Twilight My Robe

The Toll

It Couldn't be Clearer

Hostinsanguifilachrymostality, An Opus Too Pure for Its Rhyme

Project

Clearly Human

Portrait of a Jigsaw Burger

This route begins with a fun strenuous lieback with fingers in a small left-facing corner (the crux might be reaching for a hold above when exiting the lieback). It merges with Troll at the third bolt, which comes in from the left.

This route is named "project" in the ~2008 Ford/Yoder guidebook. (Troll (5.10a/b) is somewhat awkward but not memorable.)

An awkward route where all options are hard to figure out. Take the boulder-y start straight up or step to the right to avoid the spice.

Short route that shares an anchor with The Toll. The climbing eases as you go up and finishes on nice jugs.

Awkward bulge leads to a steep crack and the cliff top.  Walk around or use It Couldn't be Clearer's anchor to rappel.

Start on "Twilight My Robe" moving leftward to the first clip, left of the crack.  Continue up and left to join the adjacent route after its crux.

Begin by climbing the slabby start past two bolts to a crack.  Ascend the crack (face holds optional) to the anchors.

Start on some detached rocks, head up and left a bit, then traverse up and right through jugs to the chains.

On the Ford/Yoder recommended routes list. Climb a red, west-facing slab past 4 bolts to the anchor.  Bonus points if you pull down on the mono towards the top!

Begin with dihedral stemming and some inventive moves in a crack until jugs are reached near the third bolt.  Catch a rest up and right, then traverse out left onto the face with some balance-intensive moves.  Finish on easier climbing to the anchor.

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Routes in Clearview Crag