Start sitting in the pocket on the bottom right side of the main face, then pull on and finish as for Scott's Traverse. The climbing is very sustained, with a heartbreaking crux stab to the pocket before topping out as for Scary Overhang.

Scott's Traverse Sit

Wandering Arete

Scary Overhang

Warmup

Scott's Arete Sit

Left Arete

Scary Overhang low start

Scary Arete

Scott's Arete Dyno

Direct Arete

Scott’s Traverse

Direct Arete Sit

Scott's Roof

Scott's Arete

Start as for Scott's Arete and climb straight up over the bulge on small crimps. Most videos of this problem show the climber topping out left as for Scott's Arete, while the actual line goes directly up via different holds. The two sequences have a similar crux but the right (direct) exit is a bit headier.

start as for scotts roof then angle/wander up left into scotts arete direct top out. V7 from the sit start.

Sweet pockets come after the first move then straight up over the slopey/crimpy highball top out!

This route ascends the pockety slab face around the left side of the main rock, though still on the street side of the boulder. It's perhaps a little too easy for a really good warmup before you dive into the more difficult routes of the main rock.  For something a little more pumpy and moderate, head into the rear rocks 10 seconds up the hillside.

Sit start in a big pocket at the bottom right of the main face, then navigate the scoop below the roof and finish as for Scott's Arete.

Located on the left side of the west face of the main rock.  Use the VO- ramp's feet as slopey hands while moving up and right on the edge of the west face.

Not good enough for Chris Summit's new guidebook, but fun none-the-less.

One move wonder into the stand start. Possible sit start?

This route ascends the scary overhang on the left side of the front (downhill) face on the Main Rock at Grizzly Peak.

The V3 variation is a stand start, heading up to two pockets before getting your hands up over the lip of the scary overhand on the mantle ledge of the Scary Overhang.  However, instead of pulling a mantle on this variation - go left staying on the overhung face and "top out" around the arete onto the warmup face.

Start as for Scott's Arete Stand (at the arete) and jump to the "jug".

Start as for Scott’s Arete and traverse left to finish on Scary Overhang. Rocking over is tricky — burliness and a bit of reach could come in handy.

Start sitting in the pocket as for Scott's Arete Sit, but finish straight up the crimps as for Direct Arete. Sustained, hard climbing into a powerful crimpy finish.

Stand start on the far right side of the main face and crank up and over a small roof on small edges and top out high and right! - - or start the same but angle up left into the jug on the direct arete and top out for the Wandering Arete V6/7 variation!

Stand start right of "Scary Overhang" on the arete - go up left side of arete from start - sit start is V6. Scotts Arete Direct is a V6 stand or V7 sit direct up crimps to jug on lip.

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Routes in Main Rock