The crux is fairly mental, being the most highball route on the slab.   A few small pockets and meager footholds make this route quite balancey and fun.

Drug Rugs and Chemtrails

Right Arete

Who Needs GF when You Have GP?

Drop Party

Blue Lines

Left Arete

Slip and Slide

Frosted Flakes

Follow the left arete to the top. A little steeper than the right side, but you can still do it!

Follow the right arete to the top, just do it.

Sit start at Yes/No checkbox. Move up through bright blue graffiti. Reach a lip and work slopers up short slab to top. Convenient tree for down climb.

Sit start below the big bread loaf (pictured) and move up through slopers and pockets. Short slab tops out just next to the juniper.

Ok route consisting of plentiful pockets and colorful crimps.  Crux at the top with not much to grab.   Trees are off, unless you want to use them.

The middle route on the Tagged Slab. Crux in the middle - use small crimps and some fancy footwork to top it out.

Follow the flakes next to the arete without using it to the top.  Great route to warm up on, easy the whole way up.

A cool slabby boulder that has probably been scrambled by students and defaced by delinquents for many years.  Although a bit short, the technical and balancy movement combined with a sloped landing add up to somewhat heady climbing - bring a few pads.

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Routes in Tagged Slab Area