Starts with low shelf feet by the ground. At head height: left hand knob and right hand in a seam. Follow the seams up straight up!

Seam's Easy

Cobbler's Crack

Diamondback

Steel Toe'd

Climbs excellent. Starts sitting at the bottom of the sharp arete sitting on the rock. Left had on a full pad edge, RH on dish in the arete. Continue up the long arete, ground slopes away and a fall is pretty big, although the landing is relatively flat.

 You need a spotter for the first moves or you can fall to the right 5ft off the boulder you are sitting on. Probably soft for v7. 

Great crack. Starts overhanging on hands, lean back into a jutting out Muppet-nose flake. Continue up for 15 more feet through a layback. 

 Pretty tall route, with a few pads you can use the juniper tree to build a landing. But the top has no fall potential. Can be lead on gear at like 10a.

Offwidth right of Cobbler's Crack. Even from the beginning scramble, you are in no-fall territory, you can fall off the cliff into talus. It can be lead totally safe on gear, 5.10 offwidth moves.

 Bottom has thin hands, but soon you are in a bombay that doesn't let your shoulders fit. Jam your torso and wiggle. Please don't fall off this.

Big boulder on a hillside with some routes. All are pretty much tall without the best landings. The cracks can be climbed with gear.

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Routes in Cobbler's Knob