Long route that many people use to warm up.  Starts with a couple burly moves to traverse out onto a slightly less than vertical face. Get a no-hands rest here, then launch straight into the crimpy crux. Continue up the wall on small crimps and pockets to chains.

Dung Beetle

Stank Finger

Silent but Deadly

Stool Sample

Cat Hang

Fiber One

Iron Lung

Girls Don't Fart

A nice independent line on the right side of the crag.  A surprisingly tricky start gives way to mostly cruiser pockets till a balancy move to the 4 bolt.  Get back what you can, then the angle kicks back and offers super sustained sequential pocket pulling on the 25-30 degree headwall.  

After getting a full recovery rest at the top of "Girls don't Fart" enjoy fun climbing and big movement on mostly good holds. Fight the escalating pump until you reach the chains! The redpoint crux is high and involves moving up into an underling before crossing to a two finger pocket.  

Overhanging, pocketed, pump fest! Maybe there are 4 natural holds on this route?! Same start as Iron Lung (stick clip recommended) but head straight up after surmounting the roof. Very consistent climbing (read: endurance!) to a good rest on a flake, then fight a mini boulder problem directly under the chains. Get on it!

Climb the arete on the far right of the Einstein wall.  Harder if you stay on the face.  Popular but not a great warmup, or a great climb for that matter.

Starts on small pockets and crimps up to large huecos leading into powerful, somewhat awkward climbing through a couple of overlaps with a marginal rest or two. Once on the upper panel, move up and right on pockets to the 'burrito' hold and fire through two monos to a difficult clip at the penultimate bolt (long draw helpful here). From here, a strenuous move to a two finger pocket marks the redpoint crux and the end of the major difficulties. Pumpy and reachy power endurance climbing through various pockets and edges leads through another bolt and the anchors.

Start with a fun mantle move (stick clip recommended) and launch into overhung, pockety goodness to a rest below a roof. Pull the roof (funky!) and traverse left through consistent pockets into the finish of Dung Beetle.

Clip the first bolt and pull up the cruxy start on crimps to solid undercliings.  Chalk up and then fire the steep headwall on deep pockets to anchors on a ledge.  In my opinion, this is by far the best warmup available; steep moves on big holds.  Easy on the hands and tendons. 

 No hands rest at the chains of Girls.  Extension is called Silent but Deadly and goes at 13a.

Overhanging blank face with a dozen routes drilled into it the base.  There are ~30 routes if you count all the extensions and linkups.  Routes range from 10d to 14a with only a handful below 5.12.  This was the wall that originally caused all the issues with Leslie.

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Routes in The Einstein