Start on big jug left of Vampire's usual start, traverse right on a side pull and undercling. Work your feet to go low into juggy undercling rail then slap left hand on the obvious sloper, set feet and cross left to Vampire's main slopey pinch then finish out Vampire. Definitely adds some bulk to Vampire.

Seems like a fairly obvious extension or maybe an old start of the problem, unknown if sent before 4/25/21. The crimps and sloper between the jug start and Vampire's pinch had not been chalked in the past year or so of our climbing this boulder.

Full Moon

Moonlight Traverse

Three Stooges

The Crack

Vampire Low

Victory Slab

Werewolf

Vampire

Start at the very far left jug and traverse the crimps in the roof into Full Moon, then into Vampire. Match finish like Vampire and Werewolf or find the top out if you're feeling frisky and have pads. Adds 5-6 V4ish moves to Full Moon.

Start at the base of the obvious crack, and move up and left towards a slopey shelf. can be topped if you want

Start at the base of the obvious crack and move up more or less just using the crack. Drop from a slopey ledge near the top, or traverse and top out.

Start on the big pinch wedge below and right of the usual start crimps. Pull on and shoot left to vampire then set the most bomber heel hook of the week and match crimps, from here fight your way into vampire.

A fun slab. Start on the left hand side on good slopers and make your way directly up the face. Might look mossy but all the good holds are pretty clean. The feet are all really good. Good first highball.

Start low on crimps. Bust up and left and set up for a dyno to an amazing sloper. Easier climbing leads to top out. Bomber rock on this one.

Start low on two three-finger pockets. Move up to a slopey break and go right hand to the big round sloper for Werewolf.

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Routes in Werewolf Area