On the far left end of The Chinos Slab. Climb up a  featured moderate slab past two spaced bolts to the right leaning arete. Clip the third bolt and continue up the crux arete into a niche with a two bolt anchor. The climb may feel easier or harder depending on how you climb the finish.

Drinkin Dr. Bronner's

Abstinence

Cross Roads East

Gamma Ray

Cross Roads West

Handrails

Rick's Route

Start by making a couple of crux moves pass two bolts, then its on to flakes and jugs. This is a great warm up for the other climbs on the slabs.

Start 20' left of Rick's Route by a large oak tree. Follow the left slanting crack to the "cross roads", the angle right up the crack to the top.

Climb up a right angling crack placing gear to a stance (bolt). Pull the thin crux moves to a second bolt. Continue up the right leaning arete past a third bolt and finish at a tree anchor.

Start roughly 15' left of Cross Roads East near a large pine. Climb up and right past two bolts to the "cross roads." Angle left on good holds to the top.

Start 5' right of Gamma Ray at a large oak tree. Follow handrails up and right until near the top. Amble left on obvious holds to the top. 

  A good beginner lead!

This route is located on the right edge of the Chinos Slab. Climb the thin bolt protected crux to a flake system with small gear. Top out on bigger holds. A nice sustained short climb.

From The Main Cliff walk 100 yards climbers left to The Chinos Slab.

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Location

Protection

Routes in The Chinos Slab