One looks at this route and "says no way is it 5.8". If it wasn't for the leaning block at the roof, it would be a lot harder. Because it's only 5.8, it could be a good first multi-pitch route. It has a good belay ledge atop the first pitch.

Grand Turbo

Navajo

Winter Surprise

Mo and the Simpson Finish

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Scramble up on easy rock, about 15 feet up to belay from cold shuts. The route is 100 feet long when belaying from this anchor. It has good, solid rock.

This is a two pitch route, put up in the winter. The first pitch is the crux, where fun moves take you over the roof. The second pitch angles up to the right. The first set of anchors provides a nice spot to belay for the second pitch.

This is another great link-up for a long 40m pitch. A typical Manassa slab brings you up the series of roof cruxes. Pull the first obvious roof to a good rest and then more challenging steep climbing to the anchors.

This route is long (40m). The first half climbs through an enjoyable water runnel and brings you to a halfway anchor under a roof. This is where the business starts. It has fun, steep climbing with a few cruxes including an awesome finger lock to pull the last bulge!

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