East Rock - North Face
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East Rock - North Face 1 / 2
  • Sit-start. Climb up the right side of the arete using a variety of large features.
  • Full, mid-height left to right traverse of the "Rez" face. Start, and climb, as per "Re-Resurrection", but continue traversing right through the "Rez" crimps, all the way into the middle of "Wampa's Revenge". Finish up that problem.
  • Stand-start. Follow a series of sidepulls and ledges up and left. Named for a flake feature which broke off long, long ago.
  • Sit or crouch start low, using large, flat edge at base of "Flake Route". Punch up to bigger edge, then traverse right into the start crimps of The Rez. Finish on The Rez. (FA Seth Mason, 2001)
  • Start low using small crimp and decent right-facing sidepull/undercling. Power straight up into the "rez" crimps, and finish up that problem. The huge jug-edge left of the crimps is NOT used.
  • Stand or jump to two small crimps. Reach up into undercling flake, match hands and gun for the big edge. (FA Jason Holt, 1988)
  • Sit-start as per "Jabba", but head immediately left, eventually linking into "Flake Route".
  • Sit-start as per "Jabba". Stick the same massive throw to start, then head left into "The Rez". Finish as per that problem. (FA Rick Connover)
  • Sit-start matched on a low, sloping shelf. Levitate to another sloping shelf around head-height. From here, a couple of tricky gaston edges lead to another dynamic crux, followed by a relatively easy finish. Stand-start from the head-height shelf is around V8. (FA Seth Mason, 1998)
  • Eliminate - all features in the crack and right of the crack are out, for hands and feet. Sit-start using low jug-edge. Move up and right using flat and sloping jugs and sidepulls. Top out can be tricky and intimidating.
  • Classic! Sit-start and follow incut jugs and sidepulls. A long move to the lip is followed by an engaging topout. (FA Jack Firth)
  • Start as per "Firth Jug Haul". High on the face, begin to traverse left on ledges below the lip of the boulder. Top out around "Flake Route".
  • Sit-start at the base of "Firth Corner". Traverse the face at mid-height, through the stand-start shelf of Jabba, and the "Rez" crimps, finishing on "Flake Route".
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East Rock - North Face 2 / 2
  • Stand-start. Climb the obvious corner.
  • Sit-start basically under the roof, with hands matched in crack. Move up and traverse right, using crimps and good footwork to get to a very wingspan dependent crux. Continue right and up to top out on large shelf.
  • V2 to V5 variations. Scary highball, mantling the huge, obvious shelf way up on the face. V2 variation traverses in from the ledge on the right (the end of Mr.T). V3 variation traverses in from the ledge on the left (above the start of Mr.T). V5 direct start climbs as shown.
  • Sit-start. Climb up the right side of the arete using a variety of large features.

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