In the center of an alcove right and down hill about 50 to 100 ft from The Key Knob face is a deceptively low angle appearing crack.  It's behind the deep shadow on the Keys Point photo. To descend, walk left to the lower rappel as mentioned for the Key Hole.

Steeper Than It Looks

The Key Crack

The Key Hole

Keeping the Dragon At Bay

Broken Plates

Super Key

Cheap Pottery

Cherry Glazer

Unknown

The Key Knob

Fage

Puss Boy

On the same face and just to the right of The Key Knob is this 3 bolt face climb.  It passes a surprising move through 3 steep humps and then easy featured rock to the top, fairly crunchy the whole way.

This climbs the left facing dihedral just right of The Key Hole. Climb the wide jamcrack,(5.9ish) to a platform and then go up the corner. The crux is geting started off of the platform. Descend by either continuing up easy ground to the top and descend as for the Key Hole or walk off left.

Climb easy rock to the right of the Key Crack, then chimney up through the center of the summit block and pop your head out like a gopher. More of a novelty climb than anything else, but still kind of cool. To descend go down a little to the west and wrap the rope around the pocketed triangular block and rap, (No rap slings required). A second rap can be made from a slung block on the next ledge down, (right of The Key Knob).

Crack to 2 bolt anchor   This climb is right of Steeper than it Looks, and left of Broken Plates.

At the right end of the formation there's a wide face just above a very large Pinion Pine. Set up a TR and wander up whatever doesn't move.  The FA sounded like the end of the meal in a Greek restaurant.

It got the name as the FA was on Superbowl Sunday, but it's also the best route here. Go up the center of the prominent steep black tooth past two bolts to a two bolt anchor. You might want a piece for between the anchor and the last bolt and a nut low at the start, (it starts over a slot).

If it was twice as long it would deserve 3 stars for sure!

Climb the crack at the right margin of the Broken Plates face, up, around the corner, and up some more.

The rock at this end of the formation isn't that great.

On the face just to the right of The Key Crack is this short edgy face with three bolts.  Climb easy an easy crack to reach the bolts, the same as Key Crack.  Bolted rap anchor at the top.

This crack goes from fingers to off-hands in just 25'.  If only it were longer.  It starts overhanging on fingers up to a mid-point ledge.  It then continues to the top on off-hands terrain.

There's a large knob on the face just to the right of the Super Key tooth.  Solo up to the knob, sling it and continue to the top.  Descend as for The Key Hole.

Climb the face left of Broken Plates.  Start in a short crack  (1" to 1 1/2") then up a face past six bolts to a bolted anchor.

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Routes in Key's Point