It's called Three's Company, because you'll be feeling pretty lonely if you forgot to bring a #3 Camalot.... A bouldery start leads to an easier finish.

Three's Company

Living Remotely

Look of the Devil

Beer Goggles

Lookie-loo

One Last Look

I Saw the Stars

Overpressure

The Overseer

Over It

Look Before You Leap

Lookout!

This doesn't look nice but is fun enough! A dirty start leads to interesting moves on the upper prow.

This is probably my favorite route at the crag. Stickclip the first bolt, and enjoy. The top is a little devious....

Stickclip the first bolt to clear initial flaky rock, and power up and right on flakes and ledges on rock that gets increasingly better. Sequential moves over the bulge (crux) are followed by a fun 5.9 corner to chains.

A bouldery crux down low leads to easier climbing. Clipping the chains is a bit tricky, but if you search hard enough, you'll figure it out.

Start down and slightly left of the first bolt, which is best stickclipped given the nature of the lower rock. Pumpy moves up the lower wall ease at the break, and finish with another big move over the final roof on decent holds.

Poor rock initially leads to quality stone at the roof. Pull the roof (crux), move up slightly right, and finish on slightly overhanging 5.10 terrain.

Climb delicately up dubious rock until things get better level with the Overpressure roof. Steep and engaging climbing leads to the chains with a tricky finish.

The start can be done a couple of ways: a little more fun start right of the 1st bolt, or go up to short crack to a bulge to slightly overhanging face.

A hard start leads to a rest and a contrived finish. Stay left, and climb the fun, upper headwall instead of climbing the 5.2 ramp to the right, because that's just silly.

This has mostly juggy climbing that should get better with traffic. Watch out for the pump!

Climb the gently overhanging wall past a couple small roofs via crimps and pinches.

Description

Location

Protection

Routes in The Overlook