South-ish facing slab a short walk midway up the castle shoulder.

a few feet left of unknown face1. both of these climbs are very easy at the start (5 .7?) and then middle or top have 5.9+ moves

We're standing in front of a granite crag lying just west of the prominent granite mountain called the Castle. This crag provides many awesome climbs from bolted to crack.

Here's a great shot of the view while climbing on the Castle. Moosedrool and I couldn't help but climb here while we should have been at Frenchmen's Coulee. Sorry guys.

Here's proof that Moosedrool and I did actually make it to Frenchmen's. Though it was after dark and we had to head home early. Sorry again. What a great place to hang. Sorry we didn't get to meet you.

Good start to this little friction route. Comes with it's own bolts. I haven't seen any publications describing this rock yet, but would guess this was 5.7ish. Plenty of 5.10 to 5.11 to be found... Maybe even more.

Mike taking a break near the top of the second pitch of a route on the Southeast face. I'm sure it has an official name, but Moosedrool and I decided on "Up with the sickness"

This is the top of the first pitch of unknown route on the Castle... Second pitch was 5.10 to 5.8, 3rd pitch couldn't climb due to weather. But a later trip showed multiple choices with varying dificulty.

Best I can tell, this Granit is part of a larger Granite mountain called the Castle, just South of Grand Coulee, Washington... I'm no pro but think it's probably 5.10ish.