Thin finger crack with a couple hand jams. Definitely one of the best crack, boulder problems in the Valley.

Quarter Inch Master

Raleigh Arete

Chief Broken Wing

Jaws

Jaws Arete

Stand start with a hand on the rounded bump with a crimp on it (at about 7 feet) and pinching the arete.  Move up the arete on crimps and slopers to apex of the nose and 'beach whale mantle' yourself to the top.  Really good.

Just to the left of

Quarter Inch Master

, this is a V4 arete highball, that is quinessential Hartman's.

It's a boulder start with a touch of friction for feet. You get a couple of good fingers in the thin part down low and then you go to a hand jam which is followed up with some more good jams. Once you get that 1st jam, it's cake from there.

This is the sds for

Jaws Arete

. It adds 4 BURLY moves to the stand start.  Start in an obvious sit start on the arete on good holds, make long moves to crimps and an even longer cross move to a pinch on the arete, match on the bump (stand start hold), and finish out the stand start.

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