Follow the broken bluffline about 100 yards down from where it starts, and you'll find this short straight-in hand crack. The FA was done as an onsight, ground up lead

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Start on the obvious slopey bulge with one good foot. Execute weird, desperate moves up the arete with a not-so-great heel hook on the starting holds. Make your way onto the slabby face and continue up and over the detached block.

What a great surprise, I really enjoyed The Whale but this climb is even better. The crux is getting through the first 10 feet of the crack in the very back of the cave. Traverse out from the chock-stones and if you aren't cluster phobic you can squeeze through the chimney. Otherwise dip below and come out the around the side of the flaring chimney until you reach a nice hand crack. From there you can face climb to the top. Look out for loose rock to avoid the unexpected whipper (thank you 0.5)

A low angled hand crack in a right facing flake.

This incredible line follows the obvious winding crack. Catch a good rest when the crack goes from horizontal to vertical, and execute some weird/desperate moves using the too-wide crack and awful face holds on the left.

This route is the obvious line you can see from the trail. Start with easy slabby moves on good holds. Move onto the beautiful left-leaning arete, navigate the perfect mono, and use good feet and the rail to top out. Not to tall, and has a decent landing. You'll definitely want a spotter, because blowing the crux hand-foot match will send you barndooring all the way down the hill and onto the trail.

A newer crag that is currently undergoing development.  It features a long, broken cliff line that has a lot of potential for both sport and trad routes.

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Routes in Area 51 Bouldering