Sit start. From a low right ledge below the overhang, work your way left and up.Grade is a best estimate and likely quite height dependent.  I personally did not believe that any of the rocks directly below the starting hold are part of the same rock and chose to use the high pedestal out left as a starting foot. That said, the problem is not intended to be an eliminate and starting feet are up to your personal discretion. 

MOsemite

The Big Wobble

MOREsemite

Starting up the flake/crack, climb directly up the tall and occasionally sharp face. The hardest moves come down low. PG13 is for the combination of height and condition: the problem is currently in a fairly uncleaned state, with moss, lichen, and some crumbly rock, although the rock up higher seems fairly stable. Holds could definitely pop, though, and I won't rule out larger blocks coming down too. Over time it should clean up alright. Please take it seriously for a V1, even if the technical difficulty isn't too high off the deck.

Sit start as per MOsemite but rather than trending directly up, round the corner and climb up the west face. 

The first boulders found on the way into River Left. The name of the area refers to the dispersed nature of these problems. Okay-sized boulders dot the hill, all easily visible when the brush drops its leaves. As you move further downriver, the density increases somewhat, with a small cluster of lines and a pseudo-cliff. Rock quality varies, but should improve with some traffic. There are some pretty proud lines to be had in this area, and plenty of less-proud-but-still-probably-fun ones. Be warned, though: getting here isn't trivial, especially in higher water, and the whole area is pretty well covered in brush (with not a few thorns!). Bring long pants, thick skin, or a willingness to go home with some scrapes.

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Routes in Scattershot Area