Climb slab up to left angling dihedral then over bulge.  The crux is near the top and there are two ways to do it, straight over bolt or just left of the bolt.  Good rock, and interesting climbing only five minutes from the road.

Greenhorn

Time Warp

Pettycoat Junction

The Grass is Greener...

Hooterville

Green Eggs And Cams

Little Jack Corner

Wrist Rocket

The crux is hard laybacks down low.  At the top is a big alcove you have to power your way out of.

Fun with taped hands or 5.10 rubber crack glove a bit harsh otherwise.  It is a good crack and it's worth doing as the pro is good.

Fun climbing at the start leads you around the left side of the bulgy roof to big ledge.  From here you climb the striking left facing dihedral.  The exit of this is very fun and may be the crux.  Above this you stay left on the easier rock until you can head back right on to the upper face.

The crux is turning the roof at the top of the steep orange face.  You can add a letter grade or two if you are shorter than 5 feet 4.  At the bolt below the roof of the upper dihedral it is easiest to go straight over roof.  This is where you will find the jugs.  Going left is 5.10 or so.

A nice crack with good pro.  The first 20 feet is steep, while the rest is still fun but not so steep. It's a little scary if you move left rather than staying in the shallow dihedral about ten feet up.  Step right at the little rock bridge.

Not pretty to look at but fun to climb.  The crack leads to a fun corner with a crack in it.

This route has a devious crux.  Once deciphered it is not hard but getting the sequence dialed took a number of tries.     If you want helpful but by no means give away beta read on.  If you want no beta stop reading now.  Where the wall gets steep move right past short steep crack to big round knob on a big ledge.

Green Acres (North Face), which is located on the north face of the Green Slabs Area is a small, lush crag that never sees sun.  The routes force peculiar movement over undulating, twisted features.  The fractured rock creates a feeling of unease but somehow manages to hold together.  Green Acres (North Face) is a bizarre, unique, slightly unnerving crag with both sport and trad lines. 

  Due to the nature of the rock a helmet is recommended for the belayer.

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