Pull up on great jugs and traverse right to a clean, incipient crack in a bulge, load up (curved stopper, green Alien, RPs) and pull through to stand up and clip a bolt.  Continue up the slab above with good gear to the chains.

Bed And Breakfast

Red Ryder

BB Gun

BB Brain

ABBA

Flatten the Curve

School of Mimes

Butt Over Buttress

Black And Blue

BB King

Short, Sweet Crack

Try not to hurt yourself in the kneebar that unlocks the start.  Attention to body positioning will keep you from getting beat up too badly and allow you to stand up into the cool sidepull underclings.  Careful footwork will keep the bruising down as you pull through the second crux to more amazing sidepulls.  A couple more moves and it's an easy cruise to the anchors.

Start sitting matched on low jug. Go up and right, avoiding the tree, to the top. This has fun, steep moves on jugs.

This is an engaging face climb with consistently thoughtful moves.

This is another great face climb with a fun mantle in the middle.

This is an obvious line to the right of

Bed and Breakfast

that gains a hanging, soft, right-facing dihedral with some good holds and nice liebacks at times.  It is a bit furry still, since it was cleaned with a nut tool and bare hands.

Start about 5 feet to the right of

Bed and Breakfast

. There is a funky move low that might be tricky to do as a lead, since the 1st piece of gear is probably 15-18 feet up.  There is another interesting move about mid-route.  About 40 feet up, angle left to the anchors for

Bed and Breakfast

.

The climbing seems a bit better than

Bed And Breakfast

.

This is a project I just bolted.... it might require some time to send.... I wanted to open it up to anyone looking for a fight. This route is bouldery and cruxy. A stout, steep, thuggy V9 links to a 5.11 middle to a vertical, techy, desperate V9 crux at the end. The route still needs a bit of cleaning, but all of the heavy lifting is done.

Previously route 'D' (unknown 11-) in the area description. I've finally gotten around to adding this to the database...

Follow the slabby boulder start to thuggish climbing through a bulge and up the main wall. Pull onto a ledge and shake out, taking a moment to consider the homework you should be doing before committing to the one-move crux. A few more thrutchy moves lead to easier ground and the anchor.

This is a short climb that sort of begs to be climbed.  It pulls a tiny overlap with interesting moves that make it worth the dabble.

Move up to an obvious jug ~10 feet up.  Some nice footwork, an insecure lieback, and a chip get past the bulge.  Then, you get over your feet as the holds seem licheny.  Continue up on easier terrain until you get to the small roof above.  Traverse left to the anchors for

Bed and Breakfast

.

This may be a bit furry, since it was cleaned with bare hands and a nut tool.  Update, it's been cleaned gentle with a wire brush, now.

Given the aspect of the route, it'll likely need to be brushed every time it gets climbed.

If you set a TR above the roof, you could continue above.

This route offers fun face climbing in a great setting.

This is a sweet hand and fist crack in a dihedral. It is only 15-20 feet, if that, above the boulders at the base. At the top, scramble across a gap and up to the top of Lover's Leap to the Beaver Brook trail.

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Routes in Lover's Leap on Beaver Brook