P1 - 10b

First pitch trends to the right at the first bolt and then up the slab.

P2 - 5.9

Head directly up the broken rock and onto the black lichen cover slab above.  Anchors are hard to see. They are on the vertical wall up slightly to the right of the last bolt.

P3 - 11c/d

If you are doing the 3rd pitch. It is best to belay from the flat rocks at the base of this pitch.

Startup the broken flakes, cracks to the vertical slab arete feature.  Nice belay ledge to enjoy the view while you being your mate up.

It is possible to reach this pitch by walking directly up to it.  Instead of approaching the base of the routes.  Traverse the hillside at the large boulders heading towards the arete at the edge of the wall.  Bolts are shinny and can be seen once you get closer.

3 raps to the ground.

Pole Dancer

Reveille

21 Pair of Underwear

Halyard

Stand for the Pledge

Stars and Stripes

Head up the slab into the groove feature trending to the right.

You can also do this route as the first pitch to Pole Dancer.  The anchor are right next to each other.

70m rope

11 bolts to mussy hooks at the anchor

70m rope

10 bolts to mussy hooks at the anchor

3 Pitches,

70m rope

P1 - 5.7

P2 - 5.9

P3 - 5.8 (dirty)

Rappel down

2 Pitches

P1 - 5.9

Climb the friction slab heading mostly directly up.  At last bolt head to the right to the anchors.  Good footwork is your friend.

P2 - 5.9

Head up directly up following the bolts. Climbing to the left of the bolt line is harder than climbing on the right side of the bolt line.

2 raps back to the ground.

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Location

Protection

Routes in Lower East Side