Start on a sequential left facing flake that leads up to a good undercling and jugs above.  Clip the high second bolt off a spooky undercling, move left and enter the first crux, thin face climbing past the third bolt and a good rest below the first roof.  Power past three more bolts thru several cruxes to jugs and hero climbing to the anchors.

Vertigo

Canadian Beef

Lips and assholes

Couch Potato

The singular line up the best looking chunk of stone in Last Chance Canyon.  This climb is beautiful, and fun too.  There is some choss below the roof, that's the only reason it's not 4 stars for me.   

  The route starts with a powerful boulder problem involving a long pull to an amazing two finger pocket.  It doesn't really let up at all except a good rest before the wild undercling slap to surmount the second roof. 

  Get on this route for the love of God!

This routes difficuty comes from the continuous nature and not any particularly hard moves.

The crux of this route is in the first 15 feet, after that its just a question of figuring out how long to lounge around at the three ledges enroute to the anchors.

The Hueco Cave is the warm-weather sister to the once-popular-but-now-off-limits Solstice Cave.  Featuring very steep climbing up tiered roofs, the routes in the cave are long, pumpy and gymnastic.  The left end of the cave features a beautiful though short wall of blue & gray streaked 110 degree limestone with small holds.  The routes on this wall are short and savage.

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Routes in Hueco Cave