Starts matched on a long slopey lip in between the other two climbs and moves out right beneath the big spike horn before coming out from down under and going over.Thanks to M Cat for coming up with this one!

Undulating Stingray

Sturgeon

Under The Sea

Sit start laying matched on a very low, flat hold and move out from under the bottom of the rocky strip through the folds and top out. Lowball, starts like coming out of a roof with a cool intermediate crack to work with while coming out from under.The landing and the climb stay just above the tide line so at high tide you start laying in a dry space under the rock with the water lapping around you.

Sit start underneath the large spike on good holds, pull onto to the underside of it and topout.

A rocky peninsula that stays above the tide with interesting geological features, a couple steep walls and a few lowball problems.

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Routes in Peninsula East Side