Right hand on right arete to high left hand slot/edge on the face. Highstep and lieback right edge to reach good summit holds. 

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Liebacking and edging up a crack to a thought provoking highstep that gets you over the undercut summit block. Might be 2 star worthy once it cleans up. 

Start on low holds below the mono pocket where the two cracks intersect. Pull on and into the mono, which is surprisingly friendly, and continue up the vertical crack to some top out jugs. 

  It might be a good idea to inspect the top out of this one for sandy holds before climbing it.

Okay finger and hand cracks plus a face climb or two. Pretty sure nothing's harder than VO+, but I could be wrong.

The most readily available boulder problem at Moran Point. Surely your next tinder date will love this photo! You’re so brave! Can you teach me how to do that?I sure can:Start on some edges or sloping side pulls below the finger crack. Climb your way into the crack for some sweet locks and jugs. Get your photo taken. Great holds lead to an easy top out. 

Amazing bouldering on perfect white porcelain Limestone. It was at this site in 1540, that Coronado and his band of conquistadors became the first Europeans to ever lay eyes on the largest canyon in the world. It took them four years to hike from Mexico city in search of the legendary 7 sacred cities of gold. Lead by Native Hopi Indians, they camped on the rim for four months trying to reach the river unsuccessfully.

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Routes in Moran Point