Climb up through a small roof and gain the shallow corner system, climb corner to the one bolt and then pull crux moves exiting the corner and then move up 30 feet of low-angle slab to the top anchors. 

Cyclops

A's for Days

Bring Me Da Juice

Up the enjoyable slabby arete to a stance, then up and slightly left to a bolted anchor. A more direct start climbs in from the right of the arete and joins at the stance mentioned above. Tip-toe up a rising arch and after a thin crux continue up to join the arete (5.10a)

You'll want to bring some spare juice to hang on while you decrypt the thin crux moves on this route.  This is one of the best routes at TI with a fantastic finish.  Climb interesting face holds left of a mossy section of the wall up and right to a prominent horizontal crack that cuts across the middle of the cliff.  Rest here, then launch into a series of devious face moves that will finally get you to a decent rest stance.  Head straight up the steepening face above on good incuts and hero crack jugs to a bolt anchor at the top of the cliff.  

A fantastic small crag recently discovered on the hillside above the Bolton Dome.  This is the home of thin, often undecipherable face climbing in the 5.10 to 5.12 range.  It also includes one of the better 5.8 trad routes in Bolton, Cyclops.  A great alternative for crowded days at the Dome with a good variety of routes from 5.7 to 5.12.  Terra Incognita stays fairly dry and routes on the main wall can be top roped with relative ease.  Pick up the second edition of Tough Schist or the Rakkup guide to get the full scoop on this great little crag.

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Routes in Terra Incognita