Balancy and technical for the area. The difficult moves are always right after a clip making it a great route to break into the grade.

Tyrannosaurus Debt

My Hero Zero

I'm Just a Bill

Dollars and Sense

Function Junction

House of Cards

What's Your Function?

The Energy Blues

Taxman Max

Rufus Xavier Sarsaparilla

Victim of Gravity

Interplanet Janet

Conjunction Junction

The Check's in the Mail

Schoolhouse Rock

Interesting little route that is kind of a one move wonder.  Crux is pulling onto the face about halfway up, after that it's gravy.

Great route to learn to lead on or for kids.  Lots of clips and easy climbing, but not a walk up.

Super fun little route with a finger crack and balancy friction.

Fun route with a slightly overhanging crux that leads up on solid (i.e. reinforced) crimps.  Follow the left bolts near the top.

Climb past a low first bolt to a slabby apron then tackle the small roof directly via reachy and awkward moves before wandering up scaly face and cracks to shared anchors with

Victim of Gravity

.

Fun moves up a left-trending slabby ramp lead to the crux headwall where a sequential series of edges gain the anchors.

Start in the recessed area and climb the slab that steepens to a bulge at the top. Fun moves on good rock and one of the best at the grade in the area.

This route is OK for the grade, but not nearly as good as several surrounding routes. There are several fairly large loose blocks that are wedged on this climb that would be very detrimental to the belayer if they get yarded out. With that being said, it's worth doing if you're there.

Climb a low-angled slab to headwall which is turned via a reachy move then romp up easy face to a final bulge before the anchors. Not terribly exciting but perhaps worth doing while the rope is hanging from the anchors.

Well protected route with bolts often, protecting every more difficult move.  Key holds around the crux section are bolted and glued in, giving the climb a weird feel.

Belay position is annoying as the ground level is all loose sand and very steep.

Start in a clean right-facing corner and then up and left on a slab to access a huge lieback flake which leads to an upper face and anchors. Quality.

Climb a short slab to a ledge, continue up the slabby apron above and then tackle the crux headwall above on positive edges.

The last two bolts of this route are shared with

Function Junction

which comes in from the right.

Low-angled slab leads up to a bulge (crux) which is pulled using face holds and the arete. After the second bolt continue up the slabby arete past two more bolts to join

The Energy Blues

for it's last three bolts.

Low-angled slab leads up to a bulge (crux) which is passed using some inobvious holds. Higher continue up the slab past several overlaps before reaching the anchors.

The climb ends somewhat below the top to keep on the good rock and away from some dangerously loose blocks.

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