All Tuckered Out 

"All tuckered out"You can also climb the crack to the right of the bolt line.It takes good gear and is good fun. The crack goes at 5.10 and meets up with the bolt line up high. You need some small gear and a spread up to oh about 2 inches.

A little help please. What is the route immediately to the right of All Tuckered Out? It has six, I think, bolts and follows a flaired crack. RL appx 70 ft. 5.9, 5.10- I think.Whatever the name, it is a 3-star climb in my book.

this has to be one of the greatest routes put in by inexperienced (at that time) route setters! I was asked to climb this route after completion by the initial route setters and found this route to be very high quality for the rating and location. I felt the protection was very well thought out and adequate. There are several high-quality cruxes throughout the route making this route unique. My compliments to the initial route setters of this route for NOT putting in a route within twenty feet of another and for finding a very unique face providing a high quality climb. Vernon Phinney (dakotagriz).

The first ascentionists climbed direct up the face just left of the bolts and avoided the crack to the right that everyone now climbs. The rating is is about 5.11b pulling direct up the face.

The route is located just off the old road in the corridor between Hornet's Nest & Shipyard.

Vern, although my response is 4 years late, thanks for the positive feedback. This route was put up by Mike Dahlberg, Tom (Tucker) Hanson, John Horsnell, and me, back when you could still stay at Breezy Point in relative solitude.

And, in response to Brent, we did, indeed avoid the crack on the first ascent, thinking the route was easy 5.11.

What is the stellar fun route that continues up as sort of a second pitch, straight up from the anchors of All Tuckered Out? Worth climbing! Really fun!

great fun. i'm not sure how everyone goes at this line but i managed to scramble up the back and set up a top rope. when climbing i stayed in the crack until the 4th bolt and then traversed into the line proper. my partner traversed in at the 3rd bolt. either way this route was fun, powerful, and full of good movements. there is another way to the summit besides tuck and roll too. when you are at the anchors of all tuckered out and looking at the first bolt of tuck and roll, look for a water groove just to the right. there is a large knob to sling and you can get a piece or two in the crack (using loong runners) and then follow the groove to the top. i'd give it 5.6/5.7 pg-13. you can use the anchors (metolious) of tuck and roll to belay up a second and rappell off of. this sets you up to top rope jellyfish and condoms (5.9) too.