Get situated under the roof and pull over into a small slab-like section. Continue straight up into a slight overhang, and past a horizontal crack near the top into a small, smooth slab section. 

  The cruxes are probably getting past the first roof and transitioning onto the slab at the end.

The Iliad

The Odyssey

Long Island Iced Tea

This problem begins on the right TR route start-hold and trends up and to the left. It finishes with a mantle on small holds and a long reach to the ledge on the left side. 

This classic top rope has turned to a committing and quality highball now that roped climbing is disallowed at Long Island. The crux is near the top, but the further you commit to the climb, the cleaner the fall gets.

The area was developed by Phil Fisher and Robyn Erbesfield in the late 1980's.  From the short approach trail you will first come to a few small overhanging boulder problems in the V0-V2 range.  Then you will notice a bolted overhang that is supposedly 5.10-5.11.  Keep walking and you will find a few other boulder problems and then a large boulder/formation with a bolt on top.  From this bolt you can top rope two separate problems on this formation.  The one on the right is much easier than the left. I would suggest not going to this place in the summer, the insects are unbearable.

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