Start matched on the incut rail as for wood grub and immediately climb left through a series of edges to a technical slab finish

Wood Grub Left

Left Elvis

McDade Traverse

Elvis Crack

Wood Grub

Dark Tranquility

Crunchy Banana

Skydancer

Crispy Chicken

Stand start on decent holds, utilize good holds climbing straight up the crack. Has been done from a difficult sit start.... one move wonder to finish on this classic V1. At the large blocky feature you can also climb using underclings at a similar grade. 

Stand start in the crack climb up and left into juggy underclings to an easy finish. A more challenging sit start can be added.

Start standing on good holds. Traverse to the left on good holds and top-out on the apex. Good warm-up.

Stand start on two good in-cut crimps. Climb straight out the bulge on crimps and pinches to a slabby finish on good holds. The landing has been improved but is not ideal.

Classic highball elden slab problem - decent holds and good stances make this a great problem to test slab technique - Start matched left facing sidepull jugs, climb up on small incut crimps to gain another big jug. Head up and left following the dark streaked slab to an easy top-out.

Squat start on two obvious sidepulls and slap your way up the prominent arete leading to an easy slab finish.

Stand start on the right side of the west facing slab of the Dragon Egg - this problem is to the right of Dark Tranquility. Lots of good edges and feet make this a good warm-up for the area.

Stand start on some jugs and climb straight up to a somewhat challenging mantle... probably the crux. Not the best rock on this one.

The Dragon Egg hosts a wide range of difficulty, mostly offering some good technical movement on mostly vertical to slabby angles. This is a great boulder to warm up on and test your edging ability sometimes high off the deck. 

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Routes in 2) Dragon Egg