left side of cave, sit start with right foot low and left foot on the good ledge.. right hand and jug and left hand gaston. all the holds are at the top of the cave... heel hooks help a lot.. go left out of the cave and top out the same as 'the joey johns'

the Punter Ponting

Sun Catcher

Like A Prayer

Jack Hobbs Arete

Moloko Plus

"Seams Good"

Maybe Try Going Upsidedown

Houda Pishcha

Milk Can

the Joey Johns

Morning Glory

Wind Sipper

Houda Horrorshow

start cross hands on the feature and left heel in the dimple on the feature.. should be hanging almost completely under the feature. move out right first and then up the arete..

Far left corner of the boulder, sit start then go direct. Decent problem with a big reach and difficult top out.

Start is a low sitting start on a crimp and a sloper and try and follow the arete all the way up to the top out, avoiding the boulder directly under your back the entire way. Top out is a small seemingly solid left hand crimp.

cave start of 'milk can'.. begin in the cave to left of the sit start for 'milk can'.. left hand crimp and right hand on the sloper feature.. both feet start to the left..

Sit start and climb up and right following an obvious seam.

Climb out of the small cave in the middle of the rock cluster. Smaller people can squeeze through at V1, larger people will need to invert, climb down head-first, then pivot around under the constriction.

Best spot in NorCal to practice hard invert offwidths.

surrounded by sharp boulders. sand is usually wet so bring a tarp... seems like the rock at the top is choss. be extra mindful if topping out..

otherwise, arete is off. crux is in the middle. two hand match at the top jug for completion

obvious sit start to some slopers and then crimps up the face over the bulge.

really fun traverse with lots of big feet and feel good moves.. its mostly just endurance and practicing awareness of choss.

either start from the south face of the southern most boulder and traverse North or start on the north face of the north most boulder and traverse south. the splits beta works well in the boulder cove or use 'milk can' to transition through.. some of the rock is shotty but most of the chalked holds are fine and a lot of the feet are obvious. The crux happens to be the only part of the traverse that has rocks below you.. use pads over those or climb the higher line for a lower grade/safer route

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Routes in Houda Far North