Fun slab route with pockets and knobs. Start the route by climbing the small block then onto the slab face. After clipping the 5th bolt (a long quickdraw useful) mantle onto the small ledge. You can clip the 6th bolt from the small ledge that would protect the crux move. There are varieties of nubbins and pockets and jugs to create your own way to the top. The last steep section before the anchor can be climbed through straight up (funner) or go around to the left opening and back (easier but chossy). Although the crucial holds are substantially cleaned beautiful lichens co-exist.

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Butter Knife

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Sunset Boulevard

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Sunset Slab

Right side arete, around the corner from Sunset Slab.

Easy slab climbing leads up to a one move wonder side pull at the last bolt.  Only climb it to get your rope up there for a top rope to climb the left route, What to Expect.

Long route, somewhat chossy but some fun stemming moves and pockets. Crux at a slight bulge near the start of the route.

Start directly below the roof and trend right up poor quality rock. Once in line with the left traversing hand crack cut back left, passing a bolt (might want to skip this since it adds rope drag and doesn't do a whole lot of good). Get into the crack follow it along to its finish with some fun moves to get out on crumbly rock (nothing too sketchy for the moves needed, but be aware). 

Quite fun for the grade and location.  I would recommend climbing up the chopped bolt line after setting up a top rope on the flounder block.  If you find yourself there for a period of time, it is the better of the two routes.

Nice arete climb with a plethora of good crimps on the face.  Fairly sustained with a short traverse right to the anchors.  Large jug on the traverse where needed.

A pleasant face climb far from the madness... 

  Climb the right side of the formation on the dark slab past several bolts to an anchor.

Located on the West side of the Smith Formation, Cod Rock is actually a free standing formation, a huge block of tuff. Flounder Rock is about 125' to the left, closer to Asterisk Pass.   There are a small handful of routes on the formation including some more recent additions. The most popular route remains Sunset Slab and can be found in the Watt's guide.

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Routes in (7) Flounder and Cod Rock