The book lists this as 5.10a. We did it without using a small horn and ledge on the other side of a crack. That made it V4ish and fun.   Could be a hard left hand version up the face to some mega slopers.

Good Grief

Stankonia

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Dodge the Choss

Committee Climbing

Cherry Pop

Slap Happy

No Holds Barred

DL Love

Sendtober

Arrested Layback

Climb center crack with good break at top.

Great route. The landing looks bad but isn't because the only place to pop will send you on a casual fall on top of a flat boulder.

Start below overhanging diamond.  Squeeze and slap you way up to gain upper crack.  The start will be the crux.

#11 in the 3rd Edition guidebook. Inside corner (behind tree).

Start on a couple of crimps and move up to a deceivingly slopey topout.  Fun athletic moves on comfy holds.

Climb steep face to nice layback up high.  Super fun climb.  Given 5.10b in the new guide.

One move wonder. Crimp and "pop!" to good in-cut with your right hand.

#13 in the 3rd Edition guidebook. Narrow V-shaped inside corner. Interesting if only the crack is used.

Start low on right side of overhang.  Place feet out right and gun up for pinches and pockets to gain upper crack and left block.  Top-out is fun on jugs at roof.

Start right corner of boulder.  Using corner and face holds out right, power and dance your way to the top.  Should be bouldered (V4) but the crux is high off the deck and the landing is not so good.

Climb the sharp flake. Guidebook say 5.7 but it's very protectable with pads. Classic.

Short wall with some good problems and three towers on the east end that will blow your mind.

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Routes in Triple Tower Wall