Start sitting on low jug up and climb steep corner on sharp crimps. Make big move to committing jug with slab at your back. Hope you're not spent because there are a couple powerful moves left. Finish up corner to good mantle trying not to peal and/or dab.

Get Up, Stand Up

Crystal Method, The

Goicoechea Problem

The Terrible

Brickwork

Jumper

F**k the Crystal

Start in the crack on the right side of the face to the right of U2 and The Terrible. From the wide edge, launch to the sloper lip. Mantle to the top. Fun dyno.

From the low flake on the left arête (same start as U2), climb up and left to the right side of the white crystal plate. Continue straight up on the painful side pulls with a finish via a reasonable mantle.

A hard problem following a line of crimpy layaways on a 45 degree wall.  Starts matched on a pinch/sloper and bumps up through a series of crimps to a final throw to a sloper (or a jug, if you manage to huck past the sloper).  Great rock and cool moves.  And it's usually dry because it's so steep.

Start sitting on the right side of the obvious low flake on the arete. Move up and then make a big move out right to a sloping crimp then back left to smaller holds. Finishes almost directly above the start.

Walk past Crystal Method and F*ck the Crystal to see blocky jugs on a wide face. Follow the jugs and inputs to the top. Goes up the best, blockiest granite jugs I've ever seen!

Fun problem up the arete.  The undercling crux is fun to pull into, and the problem tops out on good holds at the lip.

Get from the juggy start (by the blocky jug start of right->left Brickwork) across the crystal streak (left->right) with good movement on smaller feet.

Description

Location

Protection

Routes in U2 and Goicoechea boulder