An excellent slab, slightly technical for the grade. The right-hand arete is off. Starts balancey and fun, holds get better and then great towards the top. Sit start on some combination of the lowest holds, obvious start is matched on the vertical seam with left-hand sidepulls.

 Exit straight up and then walk/scramble all the way to the end for the V0 downclimb. Consider adding a pad for the downclimb.

Tutu Slab

Broken Reed Crack

The Accordion

Bag Pipe

Mandatory Recorder

The Tuba

The Dulcimer

The Cellist

The Didgeridoo

Winnie The Tu

The Asonga

Accordion Left

5th Grade Oboe

This is an easy route that's good for a warmup, or if someone needs to get used to quartzite. Don't use the arete on the right to make it more interesting.Start with undercling down left and pull a few moves to get your feet up onto the face, then haul over the top.

Sit start on a good right-hand foot with some okay finger jams. Have a good time jamming fingers then head left for a funky try-not-to-dab mantle. Would be great except for the weird top-out, however the landing is great.

Start matched on a sharpish, incut edge on the left arete.  Move right one way or the other and compress up the feature. A sweet overhanging squeeze problem!

From below roof, start with left hand on block and right on side-pull. Pull on and move up to slopey lip. Top out. 

Sort of cool.. Start with left hand on slopey edge, right on side pull.  A few power strange moves gains easier climbing.  Once on jugs 8/10 feet up you are good to drop or downclimb.  Not an eliminate per say, but it does only climb the bulging arete feature.

A drop off problem but really freaking cool.. Start on a ledge left of the very obvious, super clean arete with a large sidepull jug.  Gain the arete with huge feet, and with difficulty transfer around it and get the jug break.  Traverse off or drop from there.

Sit start with opposing, three finger pocket side pulls.  Climb the striking little arete on cool holds to an engaging finish.  Super fun.

Stand start on the large flake. Cool compression moves lead up the blunt arete. Detached blocks are not used.

Start sitting low and right of the arete and then have fun slapping up the steadily improving arete. Landing has a sloping angle so spotters are best downhill to protect from the pit just around the corner. If you're already here for the slab you've gotta check this one out!

Start low with right hand on arete and left on small side-pull.  Move up to good left edge and top-put.  Finding the good feet is the trick.

Same start as the Accordian but move left immediately to the slab.  Fun and a little tricky.

A wonderful beginner's offwidth, this climb sits starts on the obvious hold on the left side of the crack. Although you can get away with entering the crack later, the top out requires some amount of crack trickery. Prepare yourself for a full body workout.

A bouldering zone at the base of a cliff band along the West Bluff Trail with easy access and a few exceptional problems.

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