As you are walking along side Peanut with the trail going next to the rock wall on your right. When the trail starts to climb a steep hill PB & J is just to your right  (towards the scu;pture)Climb basically up the groove to a set of anchors. It is a fun climb.

PB & J

Just Lay Back and Enjoy It

This route goes directly up the front face of the second pinnacle  right of the peanut. It climbs the deep and wide flake that just misses reaching the ground, continues up past a chicken head and veers slightly left of a small overlap which can be seen from the ground. Steep slabby face climbing above the overlap is protected by creative clusters of rp's left, while the climbing angles slightly right through the obvious line past more rp's turning into a gradually better crack. A bolt protects the bulgey face above the now almost horizontal crack. Crack protection on the top back side forms the anchor and the rappel is off the slung natural rock bridge on the top. Rappel off the overhung side into the corridor below. The route has three cruxes. The laybacking early on, the slabby face past the rp's, and the bulgey face at the top. This route doesn't see much travel but is very enjoyable to those solid on the grade and better and good at placing protection and route finding. Mimi did one hell of a job with me on this.

Start in the parking area  that is by the trail that leads you to "Read My Clips" and "Garfield Goes To Washington" when the trail goes to the right and high you stay low and follow the small trail along the bottom. When you get to a flat grassy area with a rock wall on your right side this is the Peanut Rock.

Description

Protection

Routes in Peanut