Start behind a cluster of small trees and clip the low first bolt before moving out onto the face.  Work your way up as you discover hidden holds that keep the route a moderate.

Cheifin

Tommy the Crack

Dashboard Jesus

Processed Meat

Lips and Assholes

Fruit Bowl

Lumberjack

Cooling Pool

Nuttin' but Nuts

Fuzzy Dice

Attack of the Killer Gnats

Climb the handcrack just left of the chimney flake feature to a ledge and then to the top on easier climbing.

On the left side of the dihedral from Processed Meat you'll find 2 bolt lines with a shared first bolt. The left line of glue ins is Dashboard jesus. Make your way up this sustained vertical to sub-vertical face using crimpers and decent feet.

Pull over a small roof to start.  Then continue on face climbing on an overhanging right trending flake system.

Big moves on steep orange face.  Not quite as cool as Processed Meat, but you might as well do it while you're there.

A quality, slightly overhanging arête feature, naturally sweetened by a healthy runout above the last bolt.

Nice fingercrack behind tree leads up about 30 feet.  Then, climb a lichen covered lower angled fact to a large tree above.  Would have been better had the crack continued to the top, but you can't always get what you want.

This short, techy face shares anchors with Fruit Bowl.  Stickclipping the first bolt isn't a bad idea.

Climb a plated flake and top out with a hand crack

This vertical to sub-vertical sport climb starts of with easy fifth moves to the first bolt. Small crimping with good feet takes you up the closely spaced first 3 bolts.  

  Immediately after the 3 bolt comes the 1 move crux. Get those feet up, and make a large move to a dirty but good hold! The remainder of this route may be a little dirty but mostly involves moderate and secure climbing past another bolt to the 2 bolt anchor (no rap rings, just hangers).   

  While the guidebook calls this a "convoluted version of Dashboard Jesus" {just left of this route} I found it to be a lot of fun.

A low crux with a thin crack leads to wider and easier climbing. Traverse right anchors

This is the southmost of the large boulders downhill from Flat Fields.  The climbs (all 2 of them) face south, allowing for some sun warmed rock.

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