SDS with underclings in the roof. Surmount the bulge and layback the in-cut crack. Top out.

Widow's Crack

Dude on the Futon

Ladyfingers

Armchair Expert

The Rocker

Lady Like

The Hot Seat

The Woman in the Window

Man in the Chair

Tom Boy

Stand start with right hand on an in-cut crimp on the arête and left on an edge. Climb the arête and top out. Techy. Detached blocks are off!

 A sit start may be possible, but would be difficult and awkward trying to avoid the detached blocks.

SDS gastoning a high left hand edge and pulling on a right hand side-pull. Gain the prominent ledge before forging up through the dihedral. There's a bit of chimney action at the top, so wear some tough pants for this one.

Stand start with a low side-pull edge and a shallow mono-pocket at head height. A nice sequence with sweet grips leads up the face to a mellow top out.

Stand start matched on an edge at chest height. Climb up through sweet pockets and top out. 

Stand start with two crimps at chest height. Climb directly up the slab right of the dihedral. Techy and thin.

The sit-down-start to Man in the Chair. SDS with left hand low on a positive edge and right on a higher sloping edge near the mini arête. Pull off the ground and work through more sloping edges to gain the start holds of Man in the Chair.

SDS with slots under the mini roof. Using the unique fin feature, some fancy footwork, and a little burl will get you over the bulge to the mellow top out.

Stand start with two right-facing crimps at head height. After making a powerful move to a sloper, trend right along a huge fin to a delicate mantle top out. 

Stand start matched on the undercling flake, climb nice ledges to the top. Neat holds.

Two south facing walls 15+ feet in height. The rock here is prone to making shallow dishes and pockets which provides for some very unique lines.There are several other rock faces that could hold a handful of climbs each, but haven't seen development. They lie on the east end of the ridge that Man in the Chair sits atop.

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