Nice traverse that stays pretty low to the ground. There are a couple of hard spots but it is mostly just a pump. Originally graded V8, I'm not real sure of the grade. Supposedly the goal was to link this into Grits, which if you can do the traverse should not be much harder.

V-Max Traverse

Grits

Just Another Pretty Face Variation

Just Another Pretty Face

So short you can clip the anchors with a stick clip, but fun, bouldery moves, nonetheless.

Another steep but short climb at El Rito, this is the most natural and easier way to climb to the anchors for Just Another Pretty Face.  This variation is about 4' to the right of the original route, so they are very close together. 

  The crux is a move getting to the 2nd bolt. At the last bolt, step left, which will put you on the line you'd be climbing for Just Another Pretty Face. There's one last pumpy section before the chains.  

  The grade felt soft for even "El Rito 5.11" to me, but maybe it earns it if you stick strictly to the bolt line instead of following path of least resistance.

Short and strenuous.  May be tougher for short people? 

  Hard crux about half-way up (powerful gaston crossing into little crimp, then up to powerful undercling, with tricky feet - did I miss something?). Would probably merit a harder grade, but for the fact that it's short and the rest of the climb isn't so hard. Not nearly as classic as the short bouldery routes on the Beer Block, but worth getting on if you like roped boulder problems. 

Sunny on the west facing side and shady on the south facing side (due to trees). There are 3 short bouldery routes on the wall and a handful of boulder problems and traverses on the west face as well. There is also a small boulder with a good problem on it just at the left end of the west face.

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