Start on the Aleutian and traverse start. Work your way straight up. Avoiding dabbing the tree. Relatively tough topout for the grade and rocky ridge.One can also start on the right side of the traverse, move left under the eave, and up for fun link up. 

Kiska

Slick Rick

Cinereal Power

Slinking Arete

The Once and Future Flake

Flagger Force

Foot Jammer

Eaves Traverse

Pops in the Corner

Spyper Guts

Western Toad Style

Optical Aleutians

Overlooked

Wish it was Taller

Stand start on the lowest horizontal ledge. Pop up to each level and work left to the arete between two trees. The crux is not dabbing on the trees. A pad can be slotted between the trees in a v shape. Works well for falls going for the top holds.

Start out with a combination of hand and foot jams. Donut, hand, and fist jams can all be utilized on this short route. Top out is easy.

Start on a jug and work the lip up and to the rock's point. Pull up on an easy topout. Watch dabbing on the rock below.

Sit start on the arete left of Pops. Do not pull onto the face, rather dangle and move upwards. Topping out on the arete and left of the corner.

For shorter people, the crux is reaching for the top hold. Tricky balance moves. 

 Otherwise the crux is the traverse right from the starting holds.

Sit start on crimps and a bomber foot. Work up and top out on the large thin boulder that rests atop of the block. Crux is keeping your balance. Be careful not to dab or chimney your way out.

Start out with some foot jams and a hand jam. Short crack but good for practicing foot jams. Top out is a little sketchy for the grade.

Start under the lookout view ledg on the left side. Traverse along the horizontal crack with bomber handholds but iffy feet. Crux is near the end at the finishing hold. Be wary of the rock in the middle and towards the end.Alternatively, you can start on the right side and traverse left. Linking in a climb for the top out.

Start on a muggy rail and work your way to a flat top out. Either dyno or utilize decent edges on this slightly overhung corner.

Start on a juggy rail and cross under the boulder. Look for the block that looks like it'll pop on the other side. Reach for the top.

Sit start low with a side pull undercling combo. Reach up high and get your foot up on the first slab. From here pull the next two "roofs" to the top. Fun slabby climb with a semi burly sit start.

Utilize a side pull and the arete to pull out of a sit start. Watch for the dab. Move up and right along the arete.

Sit start low, solid right foot and a decent left foot stem. Work up the finger crack and try to find a bomber hand jam. 

Conglomerate Rock, popular with hikers to walk out to. Some roof problems, traverses, and short crack problems. There are two main outcroppings. One with an obvious ledge/roof and the other with slightly overhanging sides and a few short crack problems.

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