SDS with left hand on an in-cut side-pull and right on a nearby pinch. An excellent sequence leads up the arête on sloping features before rounding the corner and topping out.

Hall Pass

Maiden Voyage

Sirens' Call

Left Entry

Lighthouse Traverse

Yuletide Yard Sale

Fog Horn

Splish

Hook

Fog Horn Low

Right Entry

Mourning Manatee

Schoolyard Slab Right

Schoolyard Arête

Feathers on a Flume

The Capitalist

Wet Arête

Skippin' School

Mist Maiden Low

Splash

Painfully Obvious

Lighthouse

Life Preserver

Bourgeois

Schoolyard Slab Left

Smog Horn

Dutchman's Delight

Papyrifera

Mist Maiden

Start as for Fog Horn Low, matched on the large undercling. Powerful, dynamic climbing leads into the tenuous movement of Mist Maiden. Sustained, gymnastic sequences through the most striking portion the boulder. Classic.  Detached blocks are off.There is a loose block I was unable to remove that is near the left hand starting hold (See picture), please avoid pulling on this.

Start crouched with left hand pinching the arête and right hand on a sharp crimp. Employ some body tension to gain the slopey lip and traverse left until it joins the main face. Top out. The jug above and left of the lip is off. Detached blocks are off.

SDS with right hand on an edge and left on a small side pull/pinch. Come in to a left hand pinch and blast to a jug. Top out.

Stand-start on the far right end of the boulder with right hand on a high edge and left on a sloping, near vertical rail. Climb left, following a seam of positive edges all the way to the top out of Fog Horn.

Lay-down start with double gastons and a heel hook. A cryptic sequence of slopers and edges leads through the right side of the overhang before topping out on the slab above.

Start sitting on the nearby rock with left hand on a large edge and right on an undercling. Work up the rounded, slopey face before stabbing to a nice in-cut and climbing ledge features to the top.

Stand-start, matched on the prominent jug. Climb up the face with a neat side-pull to the slopey top out.

SDS with left hand side pull and right hand on another side pull. Climb right, into the middle section of pan and top out.

SDS match on the big undercling. Power up to a slopey yet sharp slot before blasting to a jug, working into, and finishing on the Fog Horn. Big moves on neat holds. Part of the difficulty comes from not dabbing. Detached blocks are off.

SDS on a slightly incut edge in the center of the overhang. Move left to a side pull and then bump to a large ledge. Climb positive holds to the top.

SDS with right hand on a sharp crimp and left on a vertical, flat edge. Power through the overhang to gain a positive pinch on the arête. Finish on Sirens' Call. Detached blocks are off.

Start crouched with a left hand on side-pull and right hand on a small edge. Climb the slab with large footholds to the top out.

SDS with right hand on an undercling edge and left on a positive ledge. Climb large edges to the top.

SDS matched on a low ledge on the far right side of the boulder. Traverse left utilizing the slopey arête and a few side-pulls on the face. Top out as for the slabs.

SDS with left hand on a small crimp in the roof and right on a positive pinch on the arête. Burly compression leads through the overhang to a difficult lip encounter before the slabby top out. A cryptic, sequential problem requiring a great deal of body tension to avoid dabbing the pads. Detached blocks are off.

Sit start on crimp rail. Move up and get feet above short overhang to float through small edges to the top 

SDS with right hand on a low side pull and left hand on a small undercling crimp. Powerful compression leads up and slightly right through the gently overhung feature. At the lip, head left to top out. 

SDS matched on a large flake. Move left with a series of bumps to gain a sweet rail. After the rail climb up the face on flat crimps to the top out. It should go without saying, but detached blocks are off. 

SDS with left hand gastoning a flat crimp and right in a small slot. Make a powerful move to the a big ledge, match and finish on Mist Maiden. Detached blocks are off.

SDS on a low right hand edge and high left. Work through edges and top out slightly right. The landing below may be wet depending on water level.

SDS with both hands on a the large undercling. Muscle up to a decent edge before heading right to similar edges and topping out. A bit dabby in some parts, but an excellent climb nonetheless! 

SDS matched on a massive undercling in the roof. Power over the lip to a unique side-pull and a sharp crimp before executing a technical pull to jugs beneath the lip and top out. Detached blocks are off.

SDS with left hand on a small edge and right hand on a nearby side-pull. Pull off the ground, climb up the slab and top out.

SDS matched on the prominent rail in the center of the overhang. Head out right to a side-pull crimp before gaining the prow. Employ some exciting footwork to surmount the lip and top out. A short climb with powerful, gymnastic movement. Classic!

SDS matched on a slopey feature on the left arête. Fight the barndoor and work up the slab to the top out. The detached block out left is off.

Start as for Mist Maiden Low with a left hand crimp and right hand slot. Power into a large ledge before matching and finishing on Fog Horn. Detached blocks are off.

SDS as for Lighthouse, matched on the large undercling beneath the roof. Head directly out of the roof to small crimps, before continuing to the lip. Thin and Technical. Detached Blocks are off.

Lay-down start. Left hand on a large ledge and right in an incut triangle-jug. Move left to an incut ledge before highstepping with small edges in hand. Would be considerably less awkward without the birch tree right behind you, nice movement though. Detached blocks are off!

Stand start with left hand on a large ledge in the center of the boulder and right on an adjacent side pull. Climb up and left to a wide, slopey pinch before stabbing left to the arête. A few more moves on positive holds lead over the bulge and to the top. Nice movement in a neat feature. Detached blocks are off.There is a loose block I was unable to remove that is near the left hand starting hold (See picture), please avoid pulling on this.

Several clusters of boulders containing a higher density of challenging climbs can be found on both sides of the trail that leads beyond the point.

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Routes in Freeman Landing