Sit-start on a good right-hand sloper with a thumb catch and a left-hand sloper just left of the dihedral. Pull on and move up to a slot and then continue out left on friction dependent slopers. A few powerful moves and a crux move to the lip gets the climber on top of this short classic.

Steele Slopers Left

Four-Leaf Clovarete

Red Cross

The Gatekeeper

Wild Wild West

Wild Ape

Steele Slopers (Right/Guidebook variation)

Project

Sit start on the right side of the boulder with a low left-hand sidepull and a three-finger sloper edge or pinch for the right. Find some feet and make a hard move up to a sharp crimp, or out left to a higher sidepull. From here figure out how to reach better holds above, and then continue p the face on large juggy holds. 

 Almost a really cool problem. The Gatekeeper approves!

Sit-start on the block with both hands matched on the large meathook feature. Pull on and move up to a slopey edge before encountering a balancy match. Once matched, continue traversing the edges on the arete up and left until you encounter a move around the corner. Say "hello" to the tree and match the jug on the other side of the lip. From here bust a powerful move out left to a gaston before pressing it out onto the slab a couple of feet off the deck. Once on the slab, climb up and right to the arete above the tree.

 This problem is quite proud and has some great movement. Heelhooks, bicycles, gastons, sloper edges, jugs, and even toehooks. A rare tick and worth the visit. The last move and the rock over onto the slab are without a doubt the crux of the problem.

Big moves on good crimps. 

 Stand start on the jug in the middle of the face. Pull on and go big to the rail up and left, or go out right to a slot crimp before doubling back. Match the middle rail then go big again to a good rail a few feet before the lip. Match this one then topout straight up.

 Straight forward, but powerful pulls. Height comes in handy for this one.

A powerful yet balancy boulder problem with a heady topout. 

 Sit-start on a large left-hand sidepull and a crimp gaston for the right. Pull off the ground with difficulty and deadpoint to a good edge. From here continue up and slightly left on sloping edges and a hard cross over(crux) to a small but good edge. Once here, latch a large ear feature and continue straight up to a large hold at the lip of the boulder. Match this jug and reach over the lip to a sloper before getting a high foot and topping out.

Sit start with a left-hand sloping sidepull pinch and a right-hand gaston. Pick some feet and dead point up to a nice rounded edge. Stay tight and match hands. From here traverse right on a large sloping rail until that ends and the climbing continues up to another shelf-like feature. From here continue straight up to a few good spots on the lip of the boulder and topout with care over a slightly sketchy landing.

Sit start on ledge in the base of the dihedral and climb up and right out the prow, finishing to the right of the little tree on top of the boulder.This is the version of "Steele Slopers" described in the Chatt Bloc guidebook. For some reason people started calling the obvious left variation of the climb by the same name resulting in some confusion. The guidebook is so notoriously unreliable that it seems to be mostly ignored. This is listed as V3 in the guidebook but that is probably a typo as well.

About ten feet to the left of "Wild Ape" is a rad project that I decided to clean, then I quickly realized it was going to be above my pay-grade...

 This problem looks very difficult and is on the verge of possible or impossible. Stand start on a good right-hand undercling and a sloper just above it. Pull on and move up to a slopey crimp before heading right to a sloper o and undercling. A few more similar sequences get the climber to a large sloping rail feature that is not as good as you'd like. There are a few spots on it that are pretty good. Traverse this rail a few moves and top out on improving holds a few feet off the deck.

This is a set of walls and boulders located right of the main trail two minutes from the parking lot. This area has a few great problems that are worthy of some attention. There is the classic sloper problem known as "Steele Slopers" and the powerful finger strength testpiece known as "Wild Wild West".

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