Want to do the committing final moves of Pieta without having to climb all those darn roofs? This route is a bit contrived but sure is a ton of fun. Stand start as for David, once on the large holds traverse about seven feet right (v1). Once established on the pair of sloping edges on Pieta make the final dead-point move and reach for the top!

Nike

Slab of The Wasp

Rain With a Chance of Boulders

David

Pieta

Perseus

Gaia

Uranus

Apollo's Arete

Start standing on a small boulder, climb directly up on big holds.

I am pretty sure that this slab problem has been done before, but if anyone has any FA info please let me know so I can change it. But for now, I'll keep it as is. 

  This slab problem, although easy, is super fun!! I did it probably 10 times in a row!

This is the clean line up the northeast face of the quarry boulder (the backside). It features pristine holds and fun exposure. Enjoy your first jug because all you have left is a crimp and then slopers!

Begin on low edges and work your way up to the high right hand edge (v4). Match hands on the edge and move through difficult pinching and a powerful gaston finishing with a long reach around the roof to a mono slot (v6). Set up on the pair of sloping edges just right of the slot and make a committing dead-point to a good three finger edge one more committing reach right and a high step take you to the top out jugs (v3). CLASSIC!

Begin on low edges and work your way up to the high right hand edge (v4). Heel-hook and make a powerful reach to a left hand sloper, the crux is a difficult compression move while traversing left. Finish on the easy south face.

Start bottom left with everything else. Continue right, past Pieta and wrap around the other side of the boulder. Climb the obvious line that follows all the way around this gigantic goddess of a boulder!

One hard move to the lip joins with a few more moves into Gaia. Instead of heading around the boulder, head directly up and the point, and ascend into the heavens and join Uranus.

SDS on nice big crimps on both side of arete. Pull up and onto feet near the bottom of arete. Work a bouldery sequence to either deadpoint or just got for it hold on the outter rim. Hold is good and can match both hands. Work final movement to the tip of point and up.

The quarry is hidden in the trees near the south parking area.  A well traveled path leads up to the entrance.  An obvious single large block of quartzite sits inside the amphitheatre-like excavation.  There has been some landscaping on a few sides to improve the landing zones.

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