This short route is on the face to left of Beach Blanket Bingo and to the right of Red Argyle. Start off with some bouldery moves (the 'crux' of the climb)and go up easier ledges above.

Was His Name-O

Sneak-a-Peak Arete

Breaking the Law

Turtwig

Sneak-a-Peak Arete Direct Start

Rubble Without A Cause

Outside, It's America

His Feet Smell

Across From The Wave

Masters of the Obvious

Unknown on Left

Unknown on Far Right

Reach the Beach

Waterfront

SPF 25

Rip's Roof

Beach Blanket Bingo

Red Argyle

Buddha Babies On the Beach

Mitch Buchannon

On the right side of the crag, start near a tree on dry ground.  Move left to a short dihedral and then left again underneath a roof.  Pull over the roof, and you are in hiking territory once again.  A fun but strange little route that is best to lead - it wanders too much to make toproping appealing.

Sneak-a-Peak Arete starts left of the obvious arete in the center of the right face.  It traverses right to get to the arete after the overhang ends, and then climbs straight up, utilizing both sides of the arete and thin edges.

This route is on the east face of the eastern half.  It climbs close to the arete, popping a small bulge at the top.  It is easy down below, and has jugs to pull the crux.

Start just left of

His Feet Smell/Reach the Beach

.  Climb up and diagonal slightly left, intersecting a large crack system near its top.  Step left and climb face past a bolt to the top, ending a few feet right of the anchors for the (currently) chopped "unknown" route right of

Waterfront

.  Perhaps the longest route on the crag, this is a must do for the Beachball aficionado  (it would at least keep the moss from growing back).  The bolt was added after the FA to make it suitable for 5.7 leaders.

Attack the arete and the roof straight on.

Don't do it. Cobwebs galore. Dirt galore.  Rotten rock galore.  But, if you choose to ignore me, Rubble Without A Cause is the wide crack on the right of the left face.

This is the bolted route in the middle of the wall.

His Feet Smell climbs the face 20 feet right of the gully. It climbs the cracked face to the roof and pops it right at the center.  It has a reachy crux, and is worth stopping at Beachball to climb.

Across From The Wave climbs the left-most crack on the left face, to a small ledge and over a hole.  Not long but a good practice trad route.

50 feet left of Red Argyle is a beautiful obvious finger crack in a corner.  The climb starts directly out of the water, but you can traverse in from the right easily enough.  The bushes at the beginning of the corner are annoying but not as bad as they look, and the upper section is a joy.  This is an excellent route.

This climb is the bolted line just right of the fallen log, that blocks Waterfront.  It is well protected and climbs easily.  It consists of good ledges and edges and is pretty consistent.

Just right of Beach Blanket Bingo, is a face with anchors.  This is a nice ladder climb for kids.

Reach the Beach climbs the rightward trending horizontal cracks climbing the wall avoiding the roof by going to the right of it.  It is 30 feet or so to the right of the gully.

Waterfront is the left most route on the right wall just off the gully.  You kind of have to climb around the large log.  It is short but not a bad climb.

SPF 25 is left of the large gully. It climbs a nice small roof with reachy holds.  It then climbs a nice angling finger crack.

Rip's Roof climbs a small roof just left of the large roof on the western half of the wall.  It is typically in the stream, so rock-hop over there.  The roof is cake and the crack above is even easier.  This is a fun climb if you are starting to climb roofs, and want to do so with no fear.

At the extreme right end of the cliff, climb the large dihedral 30' or so right of Red Argyle.  Very easy, very short, but fun low angle jug hauling.

Buddha Babies On the Beach climbs the left-trending thin crack on the east side of Beachball.  It joins up with Across From the Wave at the hole, and continues to the top.

Climbs the crack just right of the gully left of Waterfront. The crack has two bushes growing out of it. The first 1/3 of the climb is unprotected but the climbing is EASY. Very dirty!

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Routes in Beachball Crag