The Ripple

Tsunami Squeeze

Sunset Crack

Jake the Snake

Sotol slab

Shorty Left

Tube Snake Boogie

Shorty Right

Snake Belly

The Snake Milker

Climbs the A looking arete of La Ola over a sotol (see pic). Hardest move is getting off the ground, but top feels scary. 

Climb the right arete. Start right hand arete and left hand on side pull. Make a few  compression moves then a big one to the jug

Start sitting, climb overhung jugs to the crack, to the lip. 

Sit start in the overhung wall in the crack. Climb up and left to interesting face holds. 

Sit start no the horizontal rail. Make a big move to the single hold in the middle of the wall. Head straight up and join Jake the Snake.

Same start as shorty left. Sit start in the overhung wall in the crack. Climb the crack and right.

Climb out of the pit on the southwest end of the Snake Den boulder. Stars sitting compressing on 2 good handholds. Crawl out laying back with feet on the adjacent boulder, get to the neat scooped jug and top out on crimps. The left boulder adjacent to the Snake Den boulder in ON. If you can figure this out without using the both boulders go ahead and take like another 7 V points. 

Sit start and climb up and leftward on amazing sculped scoops and protrusions reminiscent of the Buttermilks. 

 

Snake Den hosts The Snake Den boulder and La Ola, a big wave looking block 100 feet north.

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Routes in Snake Den