Scramble up the back side to find the anchors, this is the scariest part. Start on right side of arete near the large tree branch. Its a difficult start that doesn't let up the whole way. Climb up on slopes, crimps and a heavily pocketed face. There's not much traffic back here so there may be some loose holds. Watch out for Poison Oak.

Cavities

Periodontal Fracture

Root Canal

Recently broken holds on this route make the bolts seem useless. Not a good one to try and lead until the bolt placements are moved. Start by jumping up to a large beach and manteling up into a pocketed face full of jugs and finger pockets. Finding the holds and linking the moves is a challenging affair. Hint: move left, then work back right. Reachy and sustained.

This crack varies from hands to fists and hosts some great hand jamming and is sustained from the start until you clip the anchors. The crack is solid as bay area sandstone gets but the rock on the outside of the crack is a bit loose. So looking for foot and hand holds outside of the crack is not a real great option. Watch for Poison oak at the base. It has been wiped out several times but comes back every few years.

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Routes in The Teeth