Starts from small edges at the lip of the intial scoop where tricky footwork up the steep slab gains larger but sloping holds up and left. Getting your feet established over the lip is the crux after which it's fairly easy to the top. Head left over the top of the crack and then back to descend.

The Reider Problem

Intersection Traverse

Knuckle Cracker

Split End Left

Augie Problem

Fling

Thin jams down low lead into a pod which pinches down again just below the top. Not too bad if jamming skills are utilized and about 5.9 or so in difficulty. To descend head straight back and then right.

This lengthy traverse follows an undulating undercling flake that passes a few thin spots along the way. Although it can be done in either direction it makes more sense going right to left as you are underclinging up instead of down. A spot is helpful at the finish if going R-L as you downclimb the corner system.

Hop up using a foot dish and press then friction your way up and left.

Start up an arete and then follow scoops up the tall face to an easy topout. Head straight back and then right to descend.

Start on a side-pull flake and straight up to sloped ledge and then top out.

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Routes in Intersection Rock