This climbs the left of two parallel roof cracks formed by a block that dropped away. Short but engaging.

Drop on By

Solo-Angle Dihedral

Pine-Sol

Drop Out

The Gift of Slab

Absolutely Slabulous

GigiL the Beagle

Smears of Joy

Carlos

Climb into a low angle, right-facing corner and at the top cut left up a crack with knobs.

This climbs the obvious crack/gully on the left side of the slabby face.

Mistakenly referred to as "Pedro" in the 2004 Hidden Valley Guidebook by Alan Bartlett.

This climbs the right of two parallel roof cracks formed by a block that dropped away. Short but engaging.

Start up

Solo-Angle Dihedral

and then cut left via cracks and finish on the slabby arête.

This is the companion route to Carlos and lies just to the right of that line on the same section of rock.

Well-protected slab moves are to be expected with moves that are a touch easier than the neighboring line. Gear belay and walk-off.

Start on easy moves in to the dimple of the wall towards a shallow 3 finger pocket crux is getting out of the dimple and start the slab climb.

Thin and delicate face problem between the two bolted lines.

A short but fun slab on good rock in a remote-feeling area, although only minutes from the car - something worth seeking out on those busy weekends.

This, the left and more difficult of the two slab routes here, climbs a brown slab with thin edges and smears. Take gear to belay or tie off the tree above the routes.

Walk/scramble off to the left or right.

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Routes in Dihedral Rock - West Face