This is the clear walkoff for the rest of the problems, but it has some good slab moves if you go from the ground up.

Warm-up

Tweedle Dee

South Face Low Traverse (right to left)

Dark Territory

Vasquez Cirque

Parkway

Looking Glass

Corona Way

Trestle

Turnpike

Outhouse

Start using slabby feet and the left-angling pocket. Work up on good holds to the very top. This is a great warm-up.

Tweedle Dee is a super short, SDS problem:

Sit start, and use the obvious, large holds on the right crack system. Find a decent foot if you can! Pull to the jug on the right arete, and work your way to the top.

Start on the right side of the south face, and work left.  Your feet are never more than a foot or so off the ground. Finish at the tree on the far left. This is super thin and balancy.

This is the SDS to

Trestle

. It has hard moves down low to get over the lip.

Start on the northwest corner at a low, obvious horn/jug tucked in between the boulder and a low rock. Traverse right along sharp jugs/slopers/pinchers. Climb hard moves to pull up and over just to the left of the tree.

Looking Glass is a short, SDS problem:

Sit start using 2 of the 3 predominant crimps on the left side of the boulder as starting holds. Pull up to the triangular pocket, then work your way up and right of the top.

Start with your left hand on the low undercling and your right hand on the upper, right-angling sidepull. Move to the jug at the lip, and follow crimps, quartz knobs to the left angling jug at the top. A spotter could be helpful as falling too far backwards could lead to a tumble down the hill.

Start on the left-angling pocket/crimp (same as for

Parkway

). Go left along the seam, and work good holds to the top.

Start low in the northeast overhang. Do a stiff couple of moves to pull the lip, and then it's jugs to the top.

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