This route is to the right of Awareness Drooling, between Pschogenic and Awareness. It has a boulder type start to some pretty good holds. Near the top there are nice pockets.

Return of the Marmots

Dew Claw

Awareness Drooling

Incessant Wounds Still Ebbing in the Gloom Embers Bright

Corroding Through Nocturnal Silk

Euphoric Nothingness

Troublicious

Quarry-ography

When Angels Dress in Closets Deep

A Walk in the Park

This route involves bouldery climbing for much of its length. A tricky sidepull crux around the second bolt gets the pump started, and it doesn't let up until the anchors. One of the main challenges is finding the features that are as good as they look.

Bouldery start on "Dew Claw" feature. Follow direct line up face. Book says "good climb for the aspiring 5.11 climber"

This route starts with a bouldery move to a juggy block that is unstable and moveable. (Don't worry, the block has been there for over 12 years, it's not going anywhere). After this there is a sequence of crimpy moves up and left along the bolt line. The holds improve toward the top of the wall.

Start up small pedestal to first bolt. Follow direct line up bolts to make more challenging.

Bouldery start moves up to "Blank" face. Fun route and for the aspiring 5.11 climber, somewhat beta intensive.

Three bolts on the face lead to a crack. 3 pieces will protect the fun crack moves to the bolted anchor.

This route starts with a very bouldery sequence before the first bolt. After this the climbing stays interesting but less strenuous until a cryptic mantle towards the top. Try to avoid going too far left toward the top of the route and work out the sequence on the face instead!

Climb the dihedral between Corroding Through Nocturnal Silk (5.8) and Incessant Wounds (5.10b).  An easy and low stress lead.

This route has a bouldery start that may result in an awkward fall for beginner climbers, even on top-rope. A spot is recommended!!! After clipping the first bolt the route trends up and left on easier but enjoyable holds to the final difficult section before the anchors.

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