On the lower right end of the Cowboy Crags area as viewed from the road, this rock features a handful of generally south facing dihedrals and face routes and around on the eastern side, it's namesake routes Oyster Bar 5.11b and Path of the Oyster 5.11c.
Getting There
Park at the paved parking (not just a turnout but a small lot) a short distance past Ryan campground. A trail leads from here to the base of the Cowboy Crags. At the base of the crags head left and follow the base of the crags to a large rocky and vegetated ravine. Travel up this (stay right, easy) and towards the top turn left to keep the terrain easiest. This should eventually deposit you at the Oyster Bar. Maybe 20 minutes from the road.
The Classics
Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for The Oyster Bar:
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