Sit start under the roof using some nice ledges and some "break neck" beta to dive into the fun, easy crack above. Once emerged from the crack at the top, head down (climbers right) on the slab towards a drainage to an easy scramble down.

Grand Ham

Meat Slurry

Pig Faced

Weiner Schlag

Swine Flu

Stuck Lil' Smokie

Sit start with a pleasant hand jam and work your way up the flake to the prominent, suspect block. Bear-hug the large upright boulder atop the suspect block and easily step across it to down climb the large, stemmable crack found on climbers right.

I've seen this done a several ways... I guess it depends on if you like cracks or holds. The original FA was done by sit-starting with legs in the hole, grabbing the inside rail to start, and jamming your way to the top-out utilizing some interesting face techniques along the way. Alternatively, you can start with legs to the side and hands on the rail, going into a layback technique through the steep arete until the bomber hand jam can be reached. If you feel like a silly send, you can reverse the route and go up through the hole in the back. Pick your own path. Top out and head down the scramble on climbers left.

Just left of the Swine Flu high ball, this fun little warm up starts sitting on a layback crack, traverses up and left through great edges and then heads straight up on a slopey sidepull move before finishing on a perfectly sculpted granite sloper. There's a horizontal crack about 10 ft up that serves as the arbitrary finish. 

Sit start on the crystal face, schlag left to gain the arete, then head over the top.

To start, perch yourself upon the small rock at the bottom of the route a hand jam start can be found. Then, work your awkward magic up the short and trickier-than-it-looks finger pod crack. Top out and scramble back down (climbers left). Perhaps if you are tall or have hotdogs for fingers you could just dyno to the top....?

A handful of easy boulders, seconds from the road. Great for both the crack and sporty boulderers alike. South facing so gets all day sun in the winter and can easily be walked to even with Iron Mt. Road gate is closed. 

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