Start matched on a crimp rail with your feet out right. Move through some decent crimps and a good left side-pull to a good crimp rail and finally to a bucket over the lip. Finish up the slab.

Grey Magic

Involuntary Lunge

Gyroscope

Cielo

Reese Did It in His Sleep

Slab Central

Stone of Gethsemane

Wrestling Bears

Pardon My French

Delicately Steamed

Fifteen Years On Ice

Surrounded By Fish

Angels in a Cage

Unnamed

The Hueco Solution

Well Fired

Mobius Strip Right

Mystical Steps Towards Deathless Superconsciousness

Dirt Bag

The Laying of Hands

Dreams

Pit Viper

Harvest Moon

Ring of Life

Lost in Thought

Sky Diver

Finish Your Dinner

Unknown offwidth

Diamondback

The Press

On Thin Air

New Wave

Flaked Out

Wet Dreams

Dirt Bowl

Marks Roof

Mobius Strip

Nightmares in French

Voluntary Dry Dreams

One Move Wonder

Good Pull

Sketchball

Bed of Needles

Whiplash

Yellowed Out

Dissing Euros

Tuck and Roll

Pump Action

Happy Hunting Grounds (a.k.a. Heaven on Top)

New Ways to get from A to B

Super hard problem on cool looking rock. Looks easier than it is.

The direct line to Dreams.

Start on the blocky-jug. Make 3 hard moves to the top-out jugs of Dreams.

Steep. Dynamic. Tricky. Fun. What more could you want?

A 3-move Pine Mountain classic, proving that less is often better. Originally done as a "Gill start" (one hand on the rock and jump in), has been done static as well. My vote is that the original jump in way is better.

Layback clean flake or stay on the face with bomber patina. There's a huge bucket right at the end.

Start left of pine tree on good holds and go up and eventually left to a crescent like hold up high. Watch the pine tree branch at your back

Start at the chest high holds on the right side, trend left as you head to a fun final move.

A balancy arete, with excellent moves on great slopers. A little high, but with a couple pads and some spotters not bad at all.

Start with a high left hand in the grove. Tricky beta.

Several variations for the start. Matching on the obvious jug/flake seems to be the most popular way currently.

Ocean's 11

describes starting with a left hand crimp, and the right hand on the big flake.

From the start, make a huge huck for the high bucket on 'Dissing Euros'.

A beautiful slab seam. Classic friction at the top.

Start on a big bread loaf edge and work up and left. Fun.

Start on one of two sidepulls and a good pinch. Straight up the arête to a tricky mantle.

Climb the right arete using good pinches and hand/foot opposition to keep yourself from barndooring off the problem.

Start on some good edges and use a higher foot to move up to a huge hold in a hueco.

Start as The Hueco Problem but move out left.

Start up the crack and grab some suspect patina at the top. Don't even think about falling.

Sit start and make moves through the face ending up on many hard deadpoints to small patina chips.

Start with your left hand in an incut crimp and right on an open side-pull, move up through a couple more side-pulls before slapping into a large jug.

Sit start on a crimp loaf, move up to a finger slot on the left face, make a huge move up to a sloper and then head left up at the top. Might be height dependent.

Start on the blocky jug and traverse right then make a blind throw for the good slot. Then follow the path of least resistance.

Sit start on jugs. Move right and up to slopers and final holds.

Start matched on the rail. Get the slopes. Probably go left, and mantel. Skirt back right, across the apron and climb the high but easy arete.

Maybe possible to mantel straight over, and/or go straight up the slab!

A sit-start to Slope a Dope. Make a series of thrutchy moves to sloping crimps and don't fall off the slopers at the top. The bottom right handhold has been glued. Seems pretty tough.

Sit start and move up to some heel hooks and powerful lie back snatches before the huge jugs up high.

Start in the middle of the face with edges and a pocket. More thin edges and smears get you to the top.

Sit start behind a tree on two crimps with your feet out right. Bump through some slopers on the lip with your left hand until you can reach right for a big right hand side-pull. Bump your left hand in, close enough to make a big span out right to a crimp rail, and top out. Stand starts on the slopey lip and the right hand side-pull, goes at around V1 (FA: Ubi Kim)

Climb the dirty offwidth on the left side of the "Happy Hunting Grounds" boulder. It's dirty but fun. Tread carefully though, as a fall could be very bad.

A quality problem on a beautiful, lichen speckled feature.

Start from a sit. Complete a tough first move to an incredible, triangular knob. Move up the bulge towards good holds at the top.

Behold, the often overlooked press-mantle just left of Gyroscope.

Seriously, folks: this thing is a genre classic. Compared to its popular older brother (Gyroscope), this problem rarely gets done. That's probably because it feels flipping impossible when you first try it. Call it an acquired taste. First time at it? Not so much. Second time? Ugh. But as you work the body positioning, the power, and the friction, you become a believer. Super good. And very hard to master.

Begin with your left hand on something sloppy, and your right hand on the bullet hole crimp, or on a sloper. Find a high nubbin for your right foot. Press on!

Start with both hands on the sloping ramp, pull up to the deep finger pocket and top out.

Start under a roof with your hands on 2 crimps in the seam. Move up to a sloper and a side pull and dead point to some knobs at the top.

Climb the left side of the tall rock on nice edges.

Start underneath the right side of the cave with left hand on small crimp and right hand in a bigger crimp. Make 3 right handed moves up a big sloper that gets better. Then top-out.

Grab the jug over the lip, pull yourself up and mantle.

Start on undercling patina under the roof, make big move straight around the bulge, match and continue out right with the use of heel hooks and end with a beach whale topout.

Sit start on a good crimp and a scoop and move straight up on good crimps

Another semi-contrived line, but with really fun movement. Climb Frenchman's Worst Nightmare, eliminating the big bulge/flake out left that allows for the kneebar. The result is a super shouldery sequence into a desperate crux- fun! I am unsure of the grade, but I based it off of other climbs there. Felt harder that Involuntary Lunge but not as hard as Whiplash. Just my opinion!

Start by climbing Involuntary Lunge to the big break. Then, rather continuing up on jugs, traverse right and down into the end of Tuck and Roll, transitioning into Wet Dreams and finishing this climb. v10 + v6ish transition + v4 = v11? Not sure, curious to see what others think. It is a little contrived, but has some fun moves and is quite the power endurance test.

Stand or sit start on good holds and make big moves up right.

Start on a side pull and a shallow hueco pocket and make a big move up right to a large edge.

Highball right of Cielo start in the slots and climb up to a sketchy top out.

Start on a juggy seam at chest height and use high feet to get to small crimps on slab up high. Lots of lichen on the start hold.

Climb the right side of the tall boulder on side pulls and edges

Start left of happy hunting grounds on thin sidepulls and edges. Throw hard for the upper holds.

Same start as Dreamsbut it keeps going until the last move.

After sticking that "blind slot" on Dreams, do a burly sequence to get into the start Wet Dreams, then finish her!

Stand start on good holds, then launch up the thin seam using precise footwork, to a good jug at the top

This classic ascends the obvious line of crimps up the tall face just right of the blunt arete.  The climbing gets eases a little as it gets scarier...

Use a couple of small vertical holds to get your right hand up onto the sloping ramp.  From here, figure out a way to ascend the dihedral.  Very tricky and unique problem that's worth figuring out.

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