Step off a boulder and weave up the face via a series of flakes and edges to a thrilling top-out. Easy descent down the backside.

Jam Crack Face

Crankin Queenie

Crank Yanker

The Jam Crack

Aftershock

Arete

Very few cracks at Stoney, this one is great for jamming. Try to do it without any peripheral holds.

sit start in the middle on a sort of big triangle looking hold. Move right and then up and left a little on positive (and plastic feeling) holds. Top out direct (sketch but stylish) or traverse off left

if you are facing cranking queenie, this line starts on the left side and exits the cave through the left exit. Throw a pad in between two rocks to sit start, left hand on undercling/sidepull and right hand on decent crimp. One hard move after another, super control and no mistakes allowed on this one the whole way through (or you'll slip off to the ground). Finish with a dead-pointy left hand throw and then up the crack on the back of the boulder. Super solid, Over hung and crimpy!

Start with right hand crimp and jump start to a right slanted rail with left hand, make a few moves to a slap and topout. Be cautious, tall. rock behind you and under you, pads and spotter.

Sidepulls to start to sloping arete mantle.

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