Sit start with right hand in the "hole" and left hand pinching the flake between the two aretes. Work your way straight up, between those same two aretes. Topout to the right of that tree. I just down climbed and jumped to the pad instead of going all the way up.

Upsurge

Indian Pipes

The Worcester Mill

Porcupine Crack

Overbite

Nice Beaver

Chicken of the Woods

Cutting your Teeth

Easy Beaver

Beaver Lip Traverse

Warm Up Crack

Span the Gap

Overdose

Evil Beaver

Dose

Bosquitos

Amanita

Ancient Futures

Angry Beaver

Mushroom Cap Crack

Beaver Crack

Start at the base of the right arching crack on the backside of the boulder with "Bosquitos". There is a low start but I started standing and worked the crack to the top. See beta photo for start hold I used. 

Start just to the right of a small tree growing from the boulder. Follow the low angle face and crack to the top. Crux moves are low. Big holds up top makes this a secure climb. Tree is off.

Start sitting on the boulder just below the arete. Match on the blocky jug and then move to a gaston right. Head straight up to the ledges. Top out by the sapling. Great holds, overhanging with a spicy topout!

Start as you would for Beaver Crack but head straight up the left crack instead of going right. Mossy and leafy up top. Highball.

Sit start on the sloping rail filled with skin ripping quartz crystals, move up to a good jug and swing around to mantle up and top out. Stay true to the overhung arete for the true route.

Start sitting matched on a good jug under the overhang. Move up and left toping out as you would for Mushroom Cap Crack. Beware one flake is fragile, use the top right section or it might blow off.

Start matched on the big undercling. Head up and left to the good crimp rail over the block. Up and over the small bulge on crimps. Forget about the landing and finish the crux mantle to the top.

Begin with sharp underclings, trend left to a decent if sharp hold.  Now work your way right, find the crimps and top out.

Start on the lowest jug and head up the Arete on good holds. Serves as a good down climb or to get on the boulder to check out the top. 

Start matched on the lip. Throw a heel and work the holds left to the top out for Overbite. 

Start on the left trending crack and top out is the same as for Easy Beaver. This serves as the best downclimb off of the second boulder. 

Sort of a stand start with Left hand up high on the top of the large flake between the two aretes. Right hand on the undercling/jug. Figure out the moves to span the large gap into "Evil Beaver (EB)". Finish as for "EB"

Start low in the wide crack. Good big jugs help you top out. Perhaps it could be protected with gear.

Would be better if the chockstone at the lip wasn’t there. I guess it also makes the route a bit spicier. Start sitting under the overhang left hand on the sloping feature and right hand on a crimp. Move up on great holds until you can reach the chockstone and pull the lip. Top is still a bit dirty.

Climb the slab behind "Overdose". Easier moves lead to more excitement at the top! Stay to the right of the little tree growing in the center of the face. Avoid using the arete out right to bail. The climb goes straight up to the top.

Sit start with hands over head. Heel hook and move straight up to top out.

Start as for Evil Beaver and link that into Mushroom Cap Crack. This is definitely a long pumpy route.

This route is named after the book Ancient Futures. The book discusses how globalization affects culture change throughout the world with emphasis on maintaining an ecological balance between humans and the environment.  Sit start on two crimps and make your way up to a gaston. From there, use a variety of holds to top out. There are multiple betas to gain the gaston. Either use an undercling, or use very sharp crimps. Your choice. 

Start the same as "Overbite". Instead of trending up the arete, stay left and work the crimps on the face to the slopey topout.

Start standing on two flake jugs. Move up and right into the finger crack.  Follow the crack for a few moves until you can pull the lip. 

The better boulders in this area. There are two main blocks in this area with some fun easy/moderate climbing and what looks like there could be some seriously hard stuff.

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