Anchors at the top of a very mossy slab. Doesn't seem to see much traffic. Your choices are: rap in from a tree anchor to set a TR; highball boulder the moss; scrub the moss and boulder; or climb something else. I'd vote for the last option.

Easy Slab 5.3

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Trillium Tube Steak

New route I bolted 10/23. It looked like it was going to be a fun 5.8 arete but it’s way easier at like 5.4. It will be a good easy warm up or a nice first lead. You could rap off a tree to get down to the anchors to TR it but it’d be easier to just lead it. 

It's a short slab with merciful bolting. A good intro to outdoor climbing or leading. Lots of holds and never steep, though hands are a bit sloping for a 5.4.

Start on some good jugs for 2-3 bolts and then head up an easy featured slab and top out on a small ledge. This is a nice spot to hang out and belay your partner up.

Fun moderate with an overhung start. The crux is low, but the first two bolts are easy enough to clip. No rest immediately after the overhang—keep going. Rest of the route is more like 5.6 and mossy, but still fun.

Straight-ahead easy/moderate Trillium route. Like it's neighbor to the right, decently safe lead falls for an easy route. Biggest moves through the first two bolts, middle cruise, then slabby spice to the last bolt. There are plenty of crimps above the slab, but the big holds aren't as good as they look.

Straightline route up to the anchors. Reach-y/balance-y at the bottom for the grade. Good pockets in the middle. 

More slabby and fewer positive holds to the anchors. In fact, it looks like most people go just high enough to hook a quickdraw to the end of the chains. Direct to the anchors is a blank slab; there are better, not super, holds to the right that take you even with the anchor but those are very dirty. 

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