This is another white wall classic.  Kind of a one move wonder but the climbing to the crux is very enjoyable.  Same first bolt as wristlets/handcuffed then move left and through the bulge in the roof.The book says 12c but probably just 12a/b compared to the other routes at the wall and crime buttress.9 bolts.

The Big Bopper

Wristlets

First Offense

Bottom Feeder

Grand Larceny

Handcuffed

Satisfaction

Ground Strike

Filthy Pig

Hammerhead

Tom and Jerry

The Acquittal

Stun Gun

Saab Story

An opening lockoff move (stick clip) leads to easier ledgy climbing.  Meander slightly left to the jug below the obvious V slot.  Find the hand jam to reach the next jug, mantle and then rest again.  The upper bulge is easier than it feels...

Possibly the most sustained route near its grade at the crag.  This route has it all... crimps, lockoffs, jugs, kneebars (can you find them?) pockets.  So much varied climbing makes this a worthwhile project...

Follow the arching corner and steep face to bolted anchors.

The leftmost arete at white wall. Starts left of the arete and moves right.  Not a whitewall classic but fun nonetheless.

Follows the plumb line left of Wristlets.  Same start but pull the low roof via an awkward boulder problem.  Mantle into the no-hands rest to recover for the cryptic upper crimp sequence.

The best of the grade at Fosters.  Easy climbing to a decent stance.  Some big moves to a good shake start the clock ticking.  Three more big moves and you have to thrutch for the finger lock.  Now comes the clip,  its a good thing those footholds are big :)  Two more powerful moves gains the sloper, and its just one. more. lunge. to the jugs.

Same start as filthy pig/stun gun.  Follow a lower left line of bolts to end on the anchors of grand larceny.  Traversing route that comes out as more of a bust than a definitive strike but it’s worth doing.

Same start as stun gun, then move right.  The crux is a tricky boulder problem pulling the bulge.7 bolts, anchors 

Left of Grand Larceny starting on a ledge.  The crux is short lived and comes early.  After the crux it’s just fun climbing to the chains.  

Start in the same place as Wristlets, rather than clipping the first bolt, traverse on easy terrain to a high bolt up and left (clipping the first bolt on Wristlets will create mich rope drag). Climb through moderate lock offs and big ledges to a standing rest at a perma draw at the base of a blank looking bulge. From the perma draw, execute a complex boulder problem into culminating precision moves and sharp incuts before the chains.

Same start as Filthy Pig.  After the first two bolts trend left on crimps and edges for a sustained climb.

Starts just left of bottom feeder. Relatively easy terrain leads to a left facing seam/flakes and one very “nastay” dyno.  Has been known to make full grown Fosters hard men break down into uncontrollable sobs.....rarely repeated.

The first named section along the trail from the base of the falls.

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