Starts sitting down (right hand on a crimp that almost touches the boulder behind you and left hand on a little dish) and has one hard move to gain the jugs in the middle of the face. Top out as for Penny Pincher Crack.   #6 on the beta photos

Penny Ante

Bug Bite

Table Problem

Tips Ahoy

Sidewaze Daze

Adopting Puppies

Big Sucka

Bad Buddha

Apex Crack

Summit Slab

Hug-a-Jug

Ankle Biter

Buddha's Revenge

Penny Pincher

Up from the Depths

Table Traverse

Penny Pincher Crack

This enjoyable problem is on the right side of Buddha’s revenge (V6-). Stand start by matching both hands on the deep jug at about 6 ft. The jug is as good as it gets. Place both feet up. Climb big jugs directly above the starting jug to the top. In total about 3-4 moves. The top out is easy and secure. The obvious down climb is on the right side of this problem. The landing of the problem is flat ground so give it a try.

Start sitting with hands on good hole. Climb up and left to topout.   #5 on the beta photos

Start squatting with your hands matched on a good jug. Follow jugs up and right to mantel topout.  #11 on the beta photo

Start sitting several feet to the right of tree with hands matched on low crimp. Climb up and over the bulge using funky slopey crimps. Mantel to top out.  #1 on the beta photo

Sit start at the corner of Summit boulder. Left hand on a surprisingly good scooped pocket on the arete, right hand on a jug on the right side of the arete. The jug is pretty big and pretty wide. The jug is about 1 ft lower than the pocket in height. Pull on to the boulder and up right into the juggy Flake. Traverse the Flake right and climb jugs to the top. Although there is no top-out jug on this problem the friction of the boulder is good enough that the top out is easy. The most interesting move is the first move into the Flake. If you can find the correct foot placement, the first move is not hard. The landing is not bad. Two pads and a spotter should be sufficient. The down climb is on the back side of the boulder next to Penny Pincher V0.

Stand start with hands in small sloping dishes just above the angle change, left foot out left on one of Tips Ahoy starting holds. Pull on and make a move up with the left hand (crux) to a good sidepull edge, bring the feet up onto the slab on the right and then reach up right hand to good crimps up and right, readjust feet and top out straight up on good holds. 

Start sitting in middle of the face to the left of Buddha's Revenge. Grab square cut hold for your right and slopey ledge for your left.  Find some feet (there are several options) and make a huge dyno to the lip of the boulder.  Easy topout.  #10 on the beta photo

This is the variation on Buddha's Revenge whereby you continue left and mantle over the start of Table Traverse.  I thought it deserved its own page as it is listed separately in Tim Kemple's guide book, and people commenting and ticking on Buddha's Revenge seem to be doing this version a lot - and liking it!

Start down low right hand on a small 3 finger crimp and left on a downturned flake.  Make your way up into the crack with a finger and/or hand jam. Traverse slightly left and topout directly above utilizing the crack and any other holds.

Stand start on good crimps, finding your way up to the gratifying jug at the top.

Two moves.  Sound simple?  Well if v5 is easy for you then it probably will be, otherwise you might be like me and have this be your version of Try Again.  I tried this problem over and over, then left for 2 years, came back and did it on my first try. 

  Start sitting on decent holds under a small overhang with so-so feet.  Make your first long move up to a jug up and right and then match.  Top out from there.  v1 from the stand.

Start same as for Up From The Depths, but climb up and left staying on small holds and avoiding annoying boulder at your feet (someone moved this boulder that was there for the FA). Finish by manteling on left side of small roof. #4 on the beta photos

One of my favorite problems.  Start with your left hand on a slopey rail under a small roof and your right hand on a sidepull sloper.  Put your feet on and throw that right heel up to your right hand.  Dig that heel in and move/slap your way up and left on the lip around the arete to some pockets.  You can finish by continuing to traverse left or up the slopey arete with a hard top out.  I've never done the left finish, I always go up the arete which adds a second crux and puts it as an easy v6 to me.

Start sitting at left end of small roof just left of tree. Climb up and right on arete using funky holds. Top slightly left of hug a jug, and right of small roof at lip of boulder. Watch your back on rocks and tree.  #3 on the beta photos

Start standing just left of prow. Traveres the lip from right to left and top out as for #11. #9 on the beta photo

From a squat start, climb the crack up and right to the top.  #7 on the beta photo

The other two large boulders at the summit of Lincoln Woods.  Not as tall as the Pinnacle

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