This is a great line just to the left of

West Face

(V0). Start in two small but positive pockets, using an undercling and some tricky footwork to gain the high quarter pad crimp. Pull hard, and get your feet high before gunning for the big ledge. One final committing move to the lip will see you through this sweet problem.

Left Arete

Party Trick Dyno

Northwest Slab

Right Arete

West Face

Party Trick

Chipped Route

Climb the left side of the southwest face following the line of least resistance.

Start on the lowest two good rails on '

Party Trick

', get a high foot, and dyno to the mid-sized lip. Sweet!

Climb the clean slab on the northwest side.

Sit start the South corner. Staying on the arete is V5, while easier holds can be had to the left.

Start in the middle of the west face trending right. This is granite with sloping holds and sharp crimps.

Start far right on a solid rail to slopers, then send left to a midway crimp and up right to a mid-sized lip for the crux. From there, move carefully to the top out, and enjoy busting this party trick out in front of your buddies!

On the southeast face, persons unknown had too much fun with a drill.

The route consists of 5 drilled finger buckets on a vertical face. The landing is a little dicey because of a large fallen tree, but fear not, there are 3 lead bolts and a 3-bolt anchor protecting this 15-foot pitch. Seriously.

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Routes in Natural Apparatus Boulder