Stand start all the way to the left at the start of the obvious hand crack/overlap that traverses the slab in the shape of an eyebrow. There is an escape at the flake on Balance Balls, or you can continue down the crack as it returns to the ground. Use hand jams, or it will feel a lot harder.

Eyebrow Traverse

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Gimme My Ass

Balancy Balls

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Strong Toe

Do the same start as Strong Toe at the base of the slab on the far right end of the slabs. Traverse left following the rise of the land. After a few moves on good holds, the traverse holds end, and you're forced up the left side of the slab.

With a right hand on the crack and a left hand undercling, start with a thin right foot and steep up to a good left foot just under the crack. Bump your right hand up to the arete and follow up the slab.

Start with a thin right foot and a good left undercling. Bring your left up to a small balancer just under your left hand. Stand up and grab for the right hand crimp and pull towards the top.

This is on the left end of this face. It is similar to the other problems on this face but a bit longer.

This line starts in the middle of the slab on the right end of the crag. Follow up on thing crimps and delicate feet until you find yourself on a final hand foot match which takes a good strong and balanced toe to stand up and grab the arete.

This is the nice, small slab as you approach the Cavalry Boulder Valley Boulders and/or The Alcove from the west.

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Routes in Cavalry Slab