Climb the slab, starting a little left of the boulder at the top.  Traverse right beneath the bolt, then head up below the boulder.  Surmount the boulder via the sweet handcrack, the best part of this route.  Good rock.

Split Boulder

Crown of Thorns

Grandaddy's Delight

Where's Tom

Sticky Jams

Jug Me Tender

Lonely Lizard

Tempted and Tried

Pooh Corner

Old Man's Popovers

Bazaaro

Silverfish

Climb face for 10 feet to small vertical crack. Move through horizontal cracks to nice vertical crack leading over a bulge. Easy finish on slab with lots of holds.

Starting in the small cave, climb the steep handcrack over the bulge.  After that, continue up in the dihedral offwidth.  Great rock.

A short, wide crack climbed primarily via face holds on the climber's left.

A crack climbed primarily via face holds after surmounting the cruxy bulbous protrusion 10 feet off the deck.

Steep and sustained on good crimps and jugs. Good rest at a horizontal crack about 2/3 the way up.

Pumpy start leads to rest then traverse slightly left and top out.  Tricky placements.....

Begin just to the right of Pooh Corner. Starts with crux face climb with no options for protection. Ends on a sea of jugs.

This is a low-angled, obvious crack that runs up the dihedral. There are good holds on either side of the dihedral and the crack offers great opportunities for protection which makes this a great beginner trad lead. The only downside is the tree used as an anchor is at least 5 feet back from the corner making the belay a little tricky.

"Old Man's Popovers"   5.8 (referring to the NH state symbol / what chicken heads look like to me). 

  Begin in the center of the face at a small flake above a sloping ledge.  The pitch climbs directly up the center of the face.  Possible (and questionable) .75 behind flake.  Climb 15' to a horizontal (crux at start) and a #1 Metolious TCU, climb ten more feet to a second horizontal and a .5 Camalot.  Follow chickenheads (using slings for pro) to a third horizontal and a #1 Camalot before the topout move.  Belay from trees.

Start at a nice crack that takes a #4 camalot for the first piece. Continue up the crack to bomber nut and cam placements every 8-10'. Pro continues to be decent as you climb out on the face and pass horizontal cracks, and chicken heads. The top is very dirty, and mossy.

20 foot crack with some face holds to small left arching roof.  Head back right after pulling through and climb the next roof crack above.  A few steps more on 3rd class lead to the anchors.

Consisting mostly of crack climbs, this area provides a mix of sizes, angles, and difficulties.  Most routes ascend good rock.

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