This is better defined by big face holds than the cracks really. Jugs, good jams, decent feet and a soft angle add up to make this one a decent warm-up for other stuff in the area

Easy Cracks

Super Slab

Center Route

Little Ledges

Path of Most Resistance

Start right in the middle of the boulder. Do some easy first couple of moves up and past the big crack running through the base, then the slab begins. There are definitely holds the whole way, and the feet are virtually everywhere, with 'good' feet interspersed throughout as well. It get continously harder moves as you move up the rock, with the final moves possibly being the crux. You can go straight up for a harder variation, or cut right at the top to the decent incut crimp.

This is a good problem, a highball, that is mentally challenging to commit the final moves.

Center Route has a pretty awkward start with a fun finish. Start on a big, odd-shaped hold at the bottom right, and make a difficult move (or 2) to an okay slot. Once established, move up to a fun, sloping corner, then go up left to another fun sloper and topout.

Start with both hands matched on the jug at about head level. Stand up and work your way up decent ledges and crimps, the moves get a little tougher as you go up. Topping out was probably the hardest part of this climb.

Starts directly in the middle of the boulder. sit start. match on the lowest useable section of the rail. Sloping rails and sharp crimps define the route, good body positions with delicate moves.

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Routes in Rock Staircase Area