Pitch), Bunny Face (5.7 Sport). It has some more moderate climbs of high quality such as Moonshine Dihedral (5.9 Trad, 2 Pitch) and Karate Crack (5.10a Trad) as well some of the more difficult and famous climbs such as Heinous Cling (5.12c Sport), Chain Reaction (5.12c Sport) and To Bolt or Not to Be (5.14a Sport). The Upper and Lower Gorge The Gorge contains more climbs that are Traditional Routes rather than Sport Routes. Climbers also need to be fairly stout climbers as most routes start in the low 5.12's. The rock is mainly basalt, fairly different from the welded tuff you find in most of the other climbing areas in Smith Rock State Park. The lower gorge is a location to get away from the heat of the late spring, summer and early fall. The Marsupials The Marsupials are the farthest climbing area from the main entrance of the park. To get there, go across the bridge and turn right on Wolf Tree Trail. Follow this around the canyon following the Crooked River and turn up Burma Road. The beginning of the Marsupials starts just off Burma Road. The three main areas in the Marsupials are Koala Rock, The Wombat and Brogan Spire. Famed climber Beth Rodden made the first ascent of The Optimist (5.14b Sport) located on the "Koala Rock" side of the Marsupials. Monkey Face Area The Monkey Face area has many routes, but is known for the iconic rock spire known as "Monkey Face," a distinctly primate looking face when viewed from certain angles. This iconic tower is 350 feet tall and boasts many routes. One of the more famous routes, Just Do It (5.14c), is still a testpiece for climbers to prove their prowess. Directly across from the "mouth" of Monkey Face is a prominent rock outcropping (The Diving Board) that comes fairly close to the tower. There is tyrollean traverse gear nailed down on the outcropping and within the "mouth" of Monkey Face. Adventurous climbers can connect these with 1" nylon webbing and create a "slackline" between the two locations. The idea is to tether yourself with a safety line to the slackline and then walk out over the expanse of open air keeping your balance. Morning Glory Wall The Morning Glory Wall sits in just past the Shiprock and is one of the busier walls in the park. It boasts routes of all