Starting off the block on the left side of the boulder, traverse the crack right, topping out just before the right arete (crux). Such a beautiful piece of rock, and one of the best easy problems in the zone.

Light Pink

Sgt. Colonel’s Last Stand

Elf on a Shelf

Little Pinky

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Wayback Arete

Dope Beat

On the central face, straight up the left side.  Stand start (v0, yellow x’s in picture).  Big shelf about 2/3 up and good topout holds.

Sit start from the junction between cracks at the far right end.  Follow the horizontal crack up and over the lip.  

 For a harder variation, instead of topping out where the crack does, continue traversing left across the sloper lip and tiny feet, topping out at the highest point of the boulder.

Stand start pinching the arete. Make the hero move to the jug. The easiest top-out is to the left.

Left face of the rock.  Follow the bomber diagonal crack and arete to the top.

Start right of arete and left of the tree.  Hands start in horizontal crimp rail make one cross move before throwing for arete jug, then stay right of arete to top out.

Sit start for Elf on the shelf Weird scrunchy double left hand thrutch!!!!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7IgK3gRaCY    Video of the boulder 

Prime example of the fine-grained, pink granitic gneiss that’s all over this hillside.  Approximately 12-15’ tall, multiple clean aretes, cracks and solid holds.  Clear and flat landing area and relatively safe downclimb on the uphill side.

Light Pink

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Routes in Gneiss pink crack