Walking into the corridor this problem will be found on your right just as you enter. Slabby and somewhat committing, this problem has the hardest moves down low but a fall from the top is best avoided. Descend off the slabby east face or by downclimbing just left of OK Face.

Alright Arete

Copacetic Crank

Khandahar

Satisfactory Slab

OK Face

Starts at a seam between Alright Arete and OK Face with a good left sidepull and a marginal right hand on the seam. Pull onto the rock, work your feet onto a good edge (crux) and continue up positive but crispy edges high enough above the ground to realize falling is best avoided. Descend down the slabby east face or by dowclimbing just left of Ok Face.

This problem isn't listed in the Joshua Tree Bouldering Guide but is an obvious line with some good moves that's worth a go when in the area.

SDS start at a low jug/rail, mantle up and finish on dicey slab moves. Descent via the brittle crack system 20' to the left.

This problem isn't listed in the Joshua Tree Bouldering Guide but is an obvious line with some good moves that's worth a go when in the area.

As you approach the cluster of boulders from the Access Fund/Love Nest trail, pass Newton's Law and walk to the right 200 ft. or so. The problem is out in the open, easy to spot and just past the OK Corridor.

Start at a large flake about 6 ft. up on an overhanging face. Bust a 5 ft. dyno to a small edge, traverse left for 7 ft. on small jugs and slopes. The traverse moves above a large boulder, which gives a funky landing at first, but actually makes a nice platform for the second half of the problem. Finish with slopers and balancy moves. Could possibly be 2 stars!

Starting this problem off the platform is also a good problem in itself, starting off the low jug, it is prolly V5.

Climb good patina edges up a steep slab/face 20' left of the slabby

Alright Arete

. Descend down the east face or by downclimbing the face immediately to the left of this problem.

Description

Protection

Routes in OK Corridor