Fynnished Area

FYNNISHED AREA

A very sheltered gully with evening shade

Problems 15
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V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 V7 V8 V9 V10 V11 V12 V13 V13

Grades V0 - V12

Seasons

A shaded and sheltered gully make this a primo spot in cold shoulder season for the hard lines, but also one of the best summer destination for the moderates. Fynnished is one of the better hard climbs to attempt in the summer.

Drive 34 min
Approach 900 m, 18 mins

Buckteeth Boulder

The Buckteeth boulder is located across the gully from Fynnished. Access by walking back to the top and around.

1. Buck Teeth V9 star

Start with your right hand on an undercling and a small left foot. Jump start to a crimp at the lip. Perform strenuous moves to get established on top of the slab, followed by a committing topout. A demanding problem that tests strength and balance. 💨 (FA by G. Losier 2001)

1a. Buck Teeth SDS V-Project star

Sit-down start variation to Buck Teeth. A majestic and challenging problem that offers a fresh take on the original climb.

2. Full Draw V3 star

Climb up the face to the ledge, then perform an easy topout on massive jugs. Be cautious and secure, as falling is not an option. 🚷

3. Full Draw SDS V6 star

Begin at the bottom of the arête with two small face crimps on either side of the arête. Execute a crux opening sequence, followed by giant holds the rest of the way up. A rewarding problem with a mix of difficulty.

Fynnished Area

4. Fynnished V10 star

Get ready to groove with a right-hand slot! Dance up a slim seam, embrace the pinchy crux, and strut your way to a crafty finish. Right crack? Feet only, please! Top out triumphantly. (Kudos, Nick Sagar 2001)

5. Requiem SDS V12^*unconfirmed star

Climb into Fynnished with a lively sit start! Grip the sweet spot with your right fingertips and stack just the right amount of pads for a thrilling crux. Think of it as Phase 8 meets an adrenaline-pumping knife party. With its unforgiving beauty, this climb offers seasoned climbers a thrilling challenge to conquer. 🗡️ (FA Ben Smith 2016)

6. Yosemite Crack V0 star

Climb one of the two wide cracks. A simple and enjoyable problem for climbers

7. More Pads More People V6 star

Climb up the offwidth next to the twin cracks. A challenging and unique problem that tests a different set of skills. Ropes can be helpful for this one.

8. Best Man V7 star

Access the climb by scrambling up the short wall. Using the upper boulder only, the climb starts on a left crimp and right-hand seam. A risky topout, with potential burrial at sea if you don't make it. 🌊💀

Big Drop Area

Located in the gully between Buckteeth and Fynnished. Access from Fynnished side.

9. Back on Top V1 star

Climb up edges and crack. A straightforward problem with a mix of holds to keep things interesting. ⛰️

10. Big Drop V3 star

Perform awkward moves to get established, then climb up the crack. A problem that tests balance and technique. 🤸

11. Small Pop SDS V3 star

Start on edges and climb up the short face. A quick and enjoyable problem for climbers of all levels. 🆙

12. Suck it in SDS V8 star

Begin with a low left-hand sidepull and a micro crimp on the right below the bulge's lip. Execute a hard move to get off the ground, reaching a sloper on the bulge's lip on the right. Move your left hand up to an edge on the arête's left side, then top out. A desperate challenging problem that demands power and precision. 💪 (FA Sonnie Trotter 2002)

13. Let it out SDS V2 star

Start in the seam in the corner. A problem that emphasizes crack climbing technique and balance.

14. Stuck in the middle SDS V1 star

Hug up the short pillar. A fun and straightforward problem that tests compression and body positioning. 🤗