Most of this route is pretty grungy, but it's got a nice exit crack at the top. This is in the Tourist Trap area, a north facing wall uphill & to the right of Aviator Wall

Thin fingers & smearing as you near the anchor.

A string wind might blow this rotten formation over.

Jurassic Park Topo

As we were driving through Christmass Tree pass, we came across a large mouth shaped boulder. We call it Grimace after the famed McDonald's character it resembles. Chalk marks inside the mouth were evidence that we weren't the first to consider climbing here. Rock_diva poses.

Rock_Diva leads this route. We were told that it was a 5.9. It's a single pitch to the belay ledge then 4th class to the top and a walk off on the back side.

The crux of Razor's Edge on the 2nd pitch of Trac II - circa 1977

Fred East lead out on the crux of the 2nd pitch of Exhibition with two of his friends hanging from the two, 1/4" x 1 1/8" Rawl belay bolts - circa 1979. Dick Richardson and Bob Morkin are watching from the top of the 1st pitch of Surreal Peal.

The Space Needle and Dali Dome from the top of Trac II - circa 1977

The route ascends the hidden face. The chimney crux is hidden just behind the corner at the top of the formation.