Some may want to stand on the boulder to clip the first bolt, others may want to stick clip it. It's not too high up, but as was mentioned before, the rock is soft and prone to breaking, so be protected. Fun movement on large holds keep your attention all the way to the anchors.

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Difficult moves off the ground lead to easier climbing half-way up the wall; the crux is working your way from the arete right across to a large left-slanting diagonal crack/ledge. Fun climbing on small edges and pockets; one can find relief by reaching around the arete to several larger pockets; for more sustained and challenging climbing, stay on the face. Soft rock at top and in the crack/ledge.

Begin in a large hole at the base of the route. Fun start because you can no-hands knee-bar at the beginning to make your way to the first bolt. Tricky pockets and cool moves lead to a small edge near the anchors.

The Hospital Crag is a relatively short section of rhyolitic tuff located on the north side of Los Alamos Canyon, immediately east of the Omega bridge. The rock quality here is generally poor, but there are a few fun 35-40 foot sport climbs here. Just beware that the rock here is soft. The plus side to this location is that the hospital is just up the hill. In 2008 Guido Bender put together a small PDF guide for the area. 

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Routes in Hospital Crag