The name might be a little presumptive but still a worthwhile problem. 

  Start sitting in an undercling down on a slabby boulder. Work up positive flakes to a big angling rail out left. Then back right to the topout. The landing follows you on this one so you are never that far off the ground.

Instant Classic

Conservative Backlash

Blowdryer

Snakecharmer

Ginsu Wall

Low Dryer

The Banzai Knife

Hobbit with a Boner

Man Gum

A hard start on crimps takes you up the initial face to where you can move left into the flake and over the higher landing platform. Follow the flake as it angles up and left above the higher landing area. At the end of the flake pull up to the sloping lip and make tough and intimidating moves onto the slab above. 

  The top out on this problem is not your typical Hueco Tanks finish, no jugs up there.

Spectacular balancy arete climb! Maybe one of the best V0s in the park if flat landings are a criteria for you. 

Start on obvious hueco jugs on the pocketed face.  Climb up and right into the scoop.

One of the best problems of the grade in the park. 

  Start on the right facing 3 finger jug at the base of the arete. Move up through the bulge to double pinches. Figure out some sneaky feet to get up to the next pair of holds, a slopy pinch and a good edge. Set your feet and make a scary move to the angling lip feature. Follow the lip up and right to top out where you can squeeze past the wall behind.

Fun problem on mostly small crimps. 

  Pull on edges in the horizontals to get up to the angle change where more difficult moves are encountered getting up onto the slab.  

  This problem is moderately intimidating as the hardest moves are a little ways up and the landing is not great.

Start in slopey undercling down low and hug your way up to Blow Dryer.

 Don't know how the first ascentionist did the cruxy first move, but a proper sit-start definitely makes a difference compared to crouching, albeit not a grade harder imo.

Great roof climb with seemingly horrific, but manageable start and finish "landings". Manageable, as in, it can be protected with good padding and spotters; but really, one should be confident in climbing in this grade range before giving this serious attempts IMHO.

This is a worth while problem if you are in the area and care to crush some small edges. The climbing is pretty straight forward with no trickery. 

  SDS and pull on thin edges up to the start of Ginsu Wall and finish that problem. 

  May feel easy for those with small and or strong fingers.

Less traffic that the main Dragon's Den area. Not as many problems but still some good stuff to throw yourself at. Many of the problems have less than idea landings so you will be happy that you have to take a tour to come here and therefore have many pads availible. 

  Some of the better lines are, Instant Classic V3, Ginsu Wall V4 and it's SDS Man Gum V9, Banzai Knife V6 ,Snakecharmer V7 and Whispers of Mortality V10.

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Routes in North Dragon's Den