Start sitting on the right side of the bulge with an undercling and footholds in the grass. Climb up and left under the bulge and mantel up on the left side to finish.

Slaughterhouse

Cattleguard Dyno

Cattleguard Project.

Slab Cow

Feche la Vache

Hoofin' It

Goodnight Moon

Cattleguard Arete

Cud Crack

The Barn Door

Andy's Arete

Fairly Desperate

Cattle Terrace

Start on the obvious crimper Gaston's and Dyno all the way to the good crimp! Seriously!? Was given a 9 in the book but I don't really take book grades seriously.

Start the same as cattle guard Dyno but angle up and right on the tiny crimps. Stand  on them and go for the obvious big sidepull! Seems theoretically possible.

Pick your choice of micro-edges/pinches to delicately move up the slab. Good technical slab practice.

Start on a juggy undercling, then make a few powerful moves to crawl up and along the arête for an easy top out.

Climb the slab just to the right of the arete of BSE. Great introduction to slab climbing, the edges are slick on this one.

Make a *big* jump to the obvious sloper in the middle of the face (it's actually pretty good), then finish on crimps in seams up and to the right. It's not over once you make the jump; the feet for the traverse up to the crimps are terrible/non-existent.

Stand start on the rounded arete, using some small crimpers. Heel hook and reach up to the sloping crimper, match then campus up to the top.

Climb incut crimps in the right-leaning, less than vertical seam. Quite short, but not trivial.

A sit start power line for sure! Without giving too much away, try to control your swing while powering up to the flat ledge to mantle out.

A rather fun traverse-y, smear-y problem with an excellent landing area. Pay attention to your feet :)

Start on the left of the western arête. Follow it up, moving further left as you climb to top out over two crimps. Tip: remember the foot under the flake, it makes all the difference for the last few moves and is hidden once you're in a position where you need it.

Start as for Slaughterhosue, but climb straight up. Great way to crush your ego if you think you're killing it after Andy's Arete. A must climb for the pasture.

Hop, skip or jump to the good rounded ledge at the eight foot level, trusting slippery footholds as you finish up and left.

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Routes in The Pasture