Start behind large tree on orange stone, up and right through bulges to the top.

Footloose

Then I Fired the Carrot

Brand New Dance

Dig Dog Dig

Unnamed RB 1

Sanitary Fish Market

Wish I Were a Fisherman

Slush

Sweet Dreams

Wish I Were a Golfer

Unnamed RB 2

Southside

Then I Fired the Gun

Blowing Mud

Reflections

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Stick the first and gain a delicate stance on good feet before pulling into some interesting side pull moves following the incipient seams upward to good crimps and a slopey finish. Finish on easier ground above to grassy ledge and anchors.

Climb dusty horizontal rock past the first bolt to a ledge, there is some choss in this section.

Move up and left on better rock past 4 more bolts using generally good holds to a perch on the arete. Work up the arete on nice rock using small crimps, sidepulls, and a couple nice pockets. A long reach up to the last bolt marks the crux, but a couple more crimpy moves are needed to get to the anchor.

Start just behind the dead tree at the base of the cliff and climb up a little right of the 1st bolt to stay on better rock. From here, use pinches, crimps and side pulls to work up past 2-3 short, more difficult sequences, separated by decent stances.

There is a full rest with good holds at a horizontal ledge, just before the 4th bolt and crux. Work up crimps to two stacked crimp nubs a few feet above the ledge. Move your feet up and reach high to a sharp side pull crimp / pocket, pull hard and continue up the diagonal crack on better holds. Clip the last bolt and layback the crack to the top.

Right start (left start is the 5.12b version). Climb up to crack under small roof, then undercling and smear your way up smooth face pass 2 bolts. Round arête to slab and a welcomed stance. Continue up through nice slab and face to anchors above.

Climb up easy ground to high first bolt then move onto steep slab. Climb increasingly harder moves to tricky crux near top. Finish on sharp crimps to jug and anchors.

Scramble up easy ground for 10 feet, then make long reaches between jugs to a few crimps and then a side-pull and undercling crack. Check out the crimpy and sequential crux from a good stance in the corner crack. You can reach up and clip the 4th bolt from here. Look for high feet to work up crimps to more positive pockets above the crux bulge. Climb easier rock up the corner to the anchors.

Start on good horizontal and boulder up past first 2 bolts to easier ground. After a good stance at narrow ledge at mid-height, follow bolt line up excellent face to anchors.

Climb chossy lower part to first bolt then stem your way up the excellent dihedral through small bulge near top and then anchors.

Climb ramp to bulge, then pull a series of technical moves and throw to ledge at mid-height. Finish up on easier ground to a high ledge and anchors above.

Climb lose face to first bolt, then follow very nice crack up slab to large shelf above. A final and committing move puts you passed last bolt to anchors.

Climb above the ledge using somewhat hard to find crimps and underclings to a good pocket at the 2nd bolt. Figure out the body tension and positioning to work through the next series of pinches, sidepulls, and smeared feet to a good jug at the 4th bolt (clip the 3rd bolt from a tenuous stance along the way). From here the climb eases a little and you can find a good rest in the small cave.

The upper portion of the climb stays wet (or muddy) for a while after a rain.

Climb the dihedral past an early crux, and onto an easing face. Frequently dirty due to debris from above.

This is a great route which requires good body position and balance, more than pure strength. The climbing is very fun. May be soft for the grade once you figure out the moves.

Climb carefully through choss past 2 bolts to the first chain. Stand up on the rock point to engage the blank section of wall. Work up crimps to angled holds in the first overhang and find the body positioning and pinches to reach an undercling under the second overhang. Work up a sidepull and crimps to reach jugs in the final overhang. Finish up the undercling / side pull / kneebar crack system to the final 2 bolts of easier climbing.

Stick the first and pull past a dusty jug rail with some powerful moves leading into a delicate stance. Move up and right to the white undercling where a detached flake used to live. Reach through a couple more tenuous side pull moves before the slopey finish.

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