At crux headwall, stay to left of bolts without using 5.8 ramp, add red and green Camalot at the flake, then traverse back to

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Slablander Var.

Slablander

High Noon (submitted as Shangri-La Slab)

Start up the left line of bolts. The difficulties begin right away with thin .11 climbing that eases after a few clips. Make your way across some lower angle ground, then attack the crux headwall. Good luck. A "slippery" unprotected 5.11 crescent can be TR'd to the left of the start.

I may have the name wrong, but this is the right-side route on the Shangri-La Slab. Start behind a tree, making some .9+ moves up to a rightward traverse under a "wave" of rock. Plug a cam or two in the crack, haul up and over to the crux headwall. There is a move that felt .10c to me, but really only the one. Very nice climb overall.

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Routes in Shangri-La Slab