Start on opposing sidepulls. Execute some hard moves right and up using a huge amount of tension and some strong fingers. A beautiful line that doesn't get done very often.

I haven't sent, so I'm reluctant to commit, but this seems really hard for the grade.

Break on Through

Wedgie Roof

Static Head

Baby's Head

Easy Street

Static Eliminator

Project?

Street Corner

No Knees

Seam Splitter

Hallway Traverse

Many variations possible.

The most logical to me: start on the far right side of the west face, traverse right to left along the road, turn the corner under Street Corner, traverse under the roof. Hop off, turn around, or finish somewhere around No Knees, Slopers, and Pulls. Going much farther probably ups the rating.

Straight up through the roof trending right for some skin ripping finger locks.

A contrived route in my opinion, but then again, I haven't done it yet. So feel free to tell me otherwise.

Surprisingly tricky moves on good holds lead to a straight forward but intimidating large  pull to the Baby's Head. High, don't blow the mantle. The book gives it 0+, but I'll call it  v1.

Far right side of Hallway Boulder facing the street. The views are spectacular.

This is for beginners or also can be as the down climb.

Stand-start.

Crank through a serious of strenuous pockets to an exciting top-out. A fairly tall problem with a flat landing. The sit-start, which begins on an obvious crimp-rail, goes at V7 in the Ocean's Eleven book.

Start on the sit for Static Eliminator. Before reaching the dihedral, head left onto the blank face and attempt to traverse up and left, perhaps meeting up with the top of Break on Through.

Has anyone done this? It looks epic.

Sit or standing start on good holds on the northwest arete. Move up staying outside of the roof. Excellent holds and fun moves!

Climb straight up to and then out the far left side of the roof. Good positive edges up to the roof, crux pulling the lip.

Fun jug walk, style points for doing it barefoot with the Seam-Splitter move (Stem between good left foot and prominent ridge on right.

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