Tiny holds on the slab lead to small holds higher.  

They are all good old days

Ethical Polynation

Brown Hole Fun

Suspended in a Sunbeam

It's chaos, be kind.

Hot Thorny Housewife

Donuts for Dinner

Be Happy Anyway

The war on jugs

Bonsai That Bush

The second from the left of the concentration of routes on the right side of the wall.  Starts on a slab and pulls a micro roof (very micro) via a micro left facing corner.  Neither this "roof" nor "corner" are very notable, but they are about the only distinguishing features here to try to direct to the correct route.  A couple good pieces of chert continue up the slab.  Pretty fun.  If escaping the morning sun at Sonar and looking for a warm-up...this is probably the best option as it is less fingery than its neighbors.

Start right of the first bolt, using a series of positive features to a positive cutout near the second bolt. A bit of dynamic movement gets you to another cutout above, and even a sinker mono above that near the third bolt.  Maybe don't blow your feet while you're knuckle deep?

 Good crimp rails right of the bolt get you high enough to step left to B4, and head on up.  After bolt 6 pull around right onto the face, and crimp to the top.  There's a pretty good right hand to clip the anchor off of somewhere up there.

A surprisingly crimpy ladder of chert.   The start is thin, and could be done from directly below the first bolt, or slid into from slightly right.  The best holds tend to be feet, and several of the larger looking globs of chert aren't the jugs they appear to be.   This thing turned out to be more sustained than it looked from the ground, and turned out to be pretty fun.

Small holds up the slab lead to a mussy anchor.

The far left line of the cluster of routes on the right portion of The Sound Garden.  A little bit less tall than the two routes immediately to its right.

 Climb small holds past 7 bolts to a mussy anchor.

This is the first route one will encounter on the left side of The Sound Garden.  It starts in a noticeable corner.  

Follow a series of very small holds up the slightly less than vertical face.

This route is easily identified by the 2 huecos at the bottom.  Like its neighbor, the bottom of the route is the stiffer bit, while the upper half is pretty cruiser.  Nice holds and pretty good rock throughout.

The wall right of and around the right corner from Sonar and Memory Lane. It faces west and receives shade from sunrise until mid afternoon.

 If you have dreams of long steep jug hauls, you have found the place you were not looking for, and you should keep on walking.  If, however, you are the type of person who likes small holds on less than vertical rock...then The Sound Garden is your jam. It consist of mostly slabby gray rock.

 Thank you to those who contributed to the development of this cliff. 

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Routes in The Sound Garden