START - A few feet up and left of the flat area in front of the tree.  Move up the slab, ( 2 bolts) step left to the tree and into the crack (at bolt, don't go too high), pass by a fixed sling in a "thread" and then onto either the tree anchor, or over to the double bolt anchor of "The Slab" and "The Corner".(Take a double-length sling if planning to lower-off the dbl bolt anchor and TR "The Slab".)

The Crack

The Slab Route

The Corner

Although pretty much "sewn up" with bolts, I listed this as a "trad route" in that there's at least one placement (at the small overlap) that can supplement the bolts. 

 START: At a small flat area by a tree, about 50-60 ft up and right of the toe of the Main Slab.  From the tree, move up a few feet on the left (dirt) then step right onto the slab (bolt) and climb up the bolt line; a gold (#2) Camalot is useful at the small overlap about 50 ft up, although other sizes would work too.

 Beware, the "texture" of the rock on the 2nd half of the climb is a bit less coarse than the first half, giving the climb its rating.

 Above last bolt, step right to the dbl bolt ringed anchor. A double-length (6 ft) sling is advisable if lowering-off or TR'ing the climb.

Start at the toe of "The Slab", climbing up past two bolts. Head up and right towards the obvious crack at the bottom of the left-facing corner. Trend up above any trees to avoid hellacious drag, placing pro as needed. Once you hit the corner, follow it up to the anchors any which way you please.We weren't there for the FA but that's the way we did it. If this is incorrect, please let me know and I can change it.

In a tour-d-force in his mid-80's George Hurley cleaned and equipped three climbs. You pass by this sub-area on your way UP to the climbs in the "Upper Right" area. Not content to rest on his laurels, George then cleaned a fourth climb, perhaps the last climb to be done on the "main wall" ?!

 The three (L>R) climbs are: The Crack (trad 5.7, with 1 bolt to a tree anchor); The Slab (5.9, mostly bolts, but with one placement for small-to-med cam/nuit; and the "Corner" 5.6 Trad, to a shared anchor with "The Slab".

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Routes in 3. Far Right Side