Stand start on edges. The crux comes down to an exciting move that requires strong fingers,  flexible hips, and a small foot. Unique boulder for the area. 

Ringside

Dogwood Arête

Blues Crack

Eagle Slab

Barrel Hug

Zen Slab

Bear Hug/ Campus Scum

Andrew Bump

For the Love of Friction

Backside

Tough Guy

Falling up

Goin to California

Strat on opposing side jugs on each side of Arête, throw to top and make odd mantle. 

Start the crack from the left or dig right in.  Very thin at the beginning and opens up and easier at the top.

Tricky short slab.  Much easier on colder days.  There are some textured hands and feet holds but its mainly friction climbing.

Start on the face to the right of Blues Crack by using two side pulls in an position like the iron cross. Step up on to small edges for your feet and keep squeezing till you get to the top. Keep yout feet on the face and resist the urge to go left into Blues Crack.

This is the bulgy scoop like slab.  It starts with the two polished slopers, and there some good feet if you look around.  Mantle onto the slab and walk it out.

Climb rounded feature scumming, slapping and heel hooking straight up.

Find good foot on long blank tube surrounded by lichen.  Mantle

Textured slab somewhat friction dependent.  Though easier than Sleazy slab and many others.

Climb a short vertical wall via crimps to a slopey top out.  Crack is off.

Climb a short vertical wall via crimps to the top.  Rail on the right is off.

Climb short vert wall with crimps, off a small rail left of crack.

Start on eagle slab and move up the arete to the left (good side pull on the left of the arete close to the top) top out just left of eagle slab

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