Start matched in the thin crack. Bust a big move left and proceed to negotiate the tricky lip mantle. 

Garden Variety

Daylily

Caps and Stems

Goombas

Backyard Forager

Amphotericin

Lilac

Thallus

Fly Amanita

Chanterelle

Nystatin

Twenty Side Pieces

Blue Aster

Shroomin'

Baby Bella

The Cultivator

Ascomycota

Saffron

Lion's Mane

Inocybe

Spore

Rare Breed

Thrush

Muscimol

Mycelium

Wood Violet

Shiitake

Deathcap

Ringworm

Prototaxites

1-Up

Tulip

Toadstool

Puffball

Morel Compass

Hyphae

Candida Goose

Start the same as Garden Variety (matched in the thin crack) and do the first move, but instead of jumping to the lip, continue following the crack left.

Start on left hand side pull and right hand flat edge. Climb the tall slab. Stays on you the whole time.

Starting left hand on arete and right low on undercling/sidepull, move up prow to tricky top out.

Start lower rock move up the arete to reaching top out

Start on two edges in the horizontal rail. Do a long pull, then mantle the lip.

Stand start matched on a sloper. Follow sloper rail to the right, eventually reaching a tricky topout mantle. 

Stand start on large sidepull jug. Climb cool rounded granite rails up the slab. 

Start on the large ledge. A delicate mantle leads to the lower angle slab, where cool holds and desperate moves await.

Sit start on jug break. Climb the striking arete. 

Stand start with left hand on arete and right hand with good edge on the face. Climb tenuous moves up the sloper arete and rail systems. Detached blocks are not used.

Start matched in the crack on a triangle block.

Starts as for Wood Violet, but climbs straight up using crack and cool holds. The detached ramp is off.

Short but sweet route starts with obvious left hand side pull. Find a few more holds and then bust a big move to a good hold.. top out on juggy ledges.    Movement on here is good and the holds are all positive. V2 for shorter folks

Squeeze the mushroomy prow. Sit start with right hand incut slopey hold and left hand perfect half pad crimp. Thruch out left and start compressing. 

Start as for "Puffball" (left hand on arete, right hand on low sidepull edge on left side of the wall). After sticking the first move of that, traverse the slopey lip to the mantle of "Backyard Forager" on the far right side of the wall. 

Starts on obvious lower right jug with a high left foot and climbs through the diagonal seam up and left to top out. 

Stand start on sloper jug. Climb sidepulls up gently overhanging wall. Detached blocks and wall to the right are not used.

Start on good edges. Long moves lead up the slab. 

Climb the cool compression feature to a tricky topout (for the grade). A classic warmup! 

Stand start on side pulls. Climb the short bulge.

Start on two positive vertical edges. Climb the slab. 

Sit start matched on good edge. Climb cool features up the slab. 

Start on two edges. Climb left through awesome sloper rail features to an easing top. The detached ramp is off.

SDS on left hand side pull and right hand crimp. Climb through the thin seam to a sweet sloper pinch and a huge dyno.

Start on the jug at chest height. Climb straight up through good holds and interesting moves. 

Sit start with left hand on rounded arete and right hand sloper. Several slaps lead over the bulge. Pretty fun, for a dumpy boulder. 

Start in the break, with good feet. Climb directly up the blank slab to the right of the crack seam.

Start right hand undercling, left slope.. Move right via a long reach and likely a dyno, depending on reach, into the center of the face and top out.  On boulder right of Baby Bella and same boulder (and finish) as Ascomycota.

Sit start with right hand edge and left hand side pull. Climb tricky moves up the slab.

Start on side pulls and climb the vertical features. 

An intriguing move that might just suck you in..  and with the pretty cool grips.  Start left hand on the arete on the best spot (about head height) and right on a low prominent sidepull.  Fire to the lip and move left to finish.

SDS on arete with left hand edge and right hand gaston. Climb the arete up and left, eventually topping out as for Deathcap. 

SDS on sidepull rail. Climb straight up through crack systems to a tricky top. 

Sit start in the dihedral left of Death Cap with a jug left hand undercling and right hand on a small dihedral edge above the jug. Climb up the dihedral with tricky feet

The largest and most developed outcropping at Chute Pond. This area hosts stellar problems in all grade ranges. The first boulders are steps from the car!

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