Stand start with a left hand vertical pinch on the lip and a right hand slot on the steep overhang. Find some feet and pull onto the wall. Figure out a sequence to match and eventually fire for the arete out left. Figure out a way to stand up and continue up the arete a few more moves then top out.

A Fist Full Stand

Wide Crack

Beginners Layback

Heartless B!&ch

Heartfelt Sorrow

A Fist Full of Silence

This crack is beautifully obvious, and amazingly fun. Stand start using the crack and some face holds to the right, but use the crack to full advantage by arm baring and putting your feet in the crack. When the left wall starts cutting into the crack move up and right to the top, be careful this can be sharp at the top. The crux of the route is pulling over the top, so be spotted well please. 

  This is a great problem for anyone at all levels and a great first boulder problem (it was mine). 

  Careful the top is sharp in places.

This route is a sit start but it is plagued by an often wet sit start, so unless you like sitting in mud, just start low and move the few moves up using the crack in the dihedral. This problem has a few face holds out to the right which can help somebody who is struggling, but a fun way to approach this problem is to use only the crack. 

  Not a great problem, it would be good if the sit start wasn't in mud and it was about ten feet higher. 

  But what the hell have fun on it.

She can be tamed... 

  A powerful, technical line of slopers on clean solid rock with a good landing. Beginners may struggle with this one. 

  Start on an obvious "launch pad" grab some crimps and stand up onto a small edge. Now the fun begins, layback right onto slopers then swing under the overhang. Move right utilizing a range of techniques (Knee Bar), with few options for feet. Grab the arete get some feet then move around the arete. Reposition hands and feet, stand up then mantel up to the cleaned face above to top out.  

  ...But doesn't give it up easily! 

  Descend via Beginners Layback

 

This is a one move wonder that climbs the face just right of the B!&ch. 

  Stand start on some crimps then lunge for good holds right of the arete. Campusing seems to be the way to go  

A rad core intensive one with some unorthodox foot movement!

 Stack three or four pads and lay-down in order to get an "Adam Ondra toe-cam" on the large vertical rail. Stay tight and core-up to get off the pads. A full-span left foot hand match gains the large rail From here try hard not to punt the stand-start. There is campus beta and good heel beta, pick your poison!

 An incredible line that may create a few giggles!

This rock is full of possibilities. It is a great place for new climbers to have fun and get some experience on the rock and get their technique dialed. Although these problems are fairly easy I suggest them for everyone, they are a lot of fun.

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