Hidey Hole

The first part of the climb is nice with the ability to jam your hand in the crack or be able to get some slight chimney action in the 90 degree cut out in the rock. Also, the first bolt is very easily reached with very little chance of balking. A little over halfway up inside the cutout overhang (aka hidey-hole) is where things get pretty tricky getting out of it. after navigating your body oner the lip of the overhand it is pretty smooth sailing to the top bolts.

This is the most eastward route as of 8-29 staring at the base of the main wall in a crack with a nice little bench in the rock to put your shoes on.

to access the top of this route walk around the westward side sticking to the rock on your east and you will make it to the top.

This route can be top rope with an anchor set on what I recall as a 32-inch wight oak about 20 feet from the cliff edge. the bolts are too far over the edge to just lay down and clip-in.

The bolts do have rust on them and there are anchor's at the top with quick links