This climb has one bolt at the start, which leads to an overhanging wide section, then hands to the top.   It is N. facing and left of Toxic Avenger.   Rap from the Baconator anchor on the back.    Advise tape hands.

The Beltsander

The Kestrel

The Condor

The Falcon

The Baconator

Nicole Kidman

Toxic Avenger

Kibbles and Bolts

One bolt to thin cracks to a 2 bolt anchor.  Located left and around the corner from Toxic Avenger and the Beltsander.  This is a good climb

Climb the crack/corner just right of Kibbles and Bolts, exiting left out the A-Frame shaped alcove, joining Kibbles and Bolts at its last bolt.

This is one of the better climbs of Indian Cove and one of the classic stem problems of Josh. Other notable stemming corners include Coarse and Buggy (5.11a), Wavecrest (5.11c), 29 Palms (5.11d), Scary Monsters (5.12a) and Warrior Eagle (5.12b). Of course there are others but these typify their grade and have excellent moves on high-quality rock.

Originally done with fixed pins which are now missing; without pins this may deserve an "R" rating, so be careful.

Across the road from King Otto's Castle lies this north-facing crag which several good routes to choose from. This climb on the central portion of the wall and climbs thin crack in a large right-facing corner.

Jam the thin vertical crack passing a slight bulge two-thirds of the way up (crux). Continue up past easier terrain to a notch and belay. Walk off to the climber's right.

A great crack route that is as good as Right V Crack, but far less crowded and less greasy with a slightly longer approach. One of many lesser known gems of Indian Cove.

This climb goes up the steps of scoops easily seen on a triangular formation about 100' left of Condor Rock.  Start by scrambling up from the right, and traversing in to the face (irritating) with the couple of bolts.  Climb up the scoops past a few bolts (easy) until it gets steeper, past a FP and to the top to a 2 bolt rap station.

Across the road from and facing King Otto's Castle is this north-facing crag with several good routes. The approach is easy and takes about 10 minutes at most.

Begin on a ramp leading to a thin crack 50' down and left from a striking thin crack/corner system (The Falcon, 5.10b). Above follow three bolts up a slabby face to a bolted anchor/rap.

Located very close to the campground proper, but you'd never guess it from the lack of traffic. Well worth the short walk to climb in the shade especially on those warmer days when shade is an option.

Start 50' down and left from

The Falcon

, a striking thin crack/corner system. Climb up a ramp to a vertical crack, then cut right to an arete passing four bolts. Bolted anchor/rap on top.

This route is better than it's neighbor to the left due to the arete section up high, but both are fun and easily done as they both share the same anchor.

When in the area make sure to check out some of the fine crack routes nearby- The Falcon and The Condor are both high quality lines and The Wonder Bluffs formation is 10-15 minutes away and has many crack lines to choose from.

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Routes in Condor Rock