The line follows some decent, grippy holds and high feet, to an obvious horizontal crack. This is where the crux is, from the crack, you need to paste feet high on the wall and commit to two small crimps, until you make it to the right facing flake, from there it's easy street, with all positive holds, over the round lip. Suggest you either TR or practice the moves on TR before making an attempt.  

  Video of the original ascent (wide angle of the GoPro does the height of this line no justice; it's very high): 

youtu.be/Wtb24nVlte4

You Might Not Make it to the Gables

Safety bar arete

Bad Memory

Walker

Fern Gully

Depends

Swampy Pants

nice problem with juggy hands in a crack to start and a very nice right hand sloping sidepull in the middle. another nice juggy topout.

Climb the arete to the left of the Y crack. Make a couple of moves to get the jug and top out.

This is a nice little problem that will teach a beginner to use their feet or suffer the pain that is involved in crimping sharp cystals.

Starts on the slab in the picture and follows the crack feature to a pretty easy but scary topout. Crux is making a committing move to a good crimp right before the topout.

the main event here. nice moves on small feet and small hands. balancy with a juggy topout

Tall low angle slab/face climb with a really nice sequence all the way to the jug at the top.

This area appears to on GLCT property where rock climbing is prohibited. Please obey all Land Trust rules. Climbs are listed for informational/historic purposes. 

  This is the area closest to the Granite Rd parking spot mainly covering the cliff-band that parallels Granite Rd and crosses the power lines. The climbs are on both sides of the power lines.

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Routes in Geriatric Ward