Stand start in on the face just left of the roof. Climb the dihedral till you reach the prominent crack. Layback and follow the crack up and around a bulge before topping out. Excellent climb, bad landing. The freestanding block behind you is off!

Death by Dihedral

Trail roof

The Altruist

Latter

Stage Right

Post Modern

Trail Spice

Ramparts

Handicap Ramp

Stepwise

Daphnia

Postcard

Modern Marvel

Modernity

Serendipitously

Warm-up Center Traverse

That Chossy Good for Nothing Traverse

Waffles and Wifi

Self Service

Strut

Stepwise SDS

Deliverance

Former

Jugly Duckling

Whiskey on Wednesday

Trail Booger

Undercling Thing

Hold Onto Your Carhartts

Copepod

Rotifer

Right of Way

The Crawl

Sinking feeling

SDS on high right hand gaston and lower micro crimp gaston for left. Muscle up to gain the starting left hold of Waffles and Wifi 

Two ways to climb the crack, the easier starts off the block, the other traverses in from the right

SDS with right hand pinch and left hand gaston. Slopey edges and some high stepping defends the top out.

SDS on a triangle feature, climb positive in-cuts before reaching the top out.

SDS with a side pull for the right and left wherever is comfortable, climb positive edges to the top. Detached blocks are off.

Stand start, layback the arête and top out. All detached blocks and adjacent walls are off. 

SDS matched on a positive block, gain the big slot and climb excellent edges to the top. Great sequence!

SDS matched on a slanting in-cut, climb the arete-like feature of the ramp till you reach the top.

SDS matched on an in-cut flake, climb positive ledges before mantling on to the ramp and topping out.

Stand start with right hand on the arête at waist heigth and left on a slopey triangular cutout. Techy and progressively easier slab climbing leads to the top out.

SDS on a low rail. Climb up into the right angling sloping ledge before moving left and topping out.

Start with right hand on the arête and left on a small edge. A few delicate moves lead to the top.

Start Crouched with right hand low on the arête  and left on a small edge. Climb the arête before sneaking left under the roof and topping out. Fun movement with an awkward landing and poor position. All detached blocks and adjacent walls are off.

Start low on the arête. Some laybacking on poor feet leads to a slopey top out.

SDS low on the big flake. Ride tasty side pulls to the top!

Start as for Stage Right and traverse left topping out on Latter or start as for Latter, traverse right and top out on (aka exit) Stage Right. 

SDS all the way left on a big ledge and sidepull. Traverse left, topping out just before the outcrop ends. Questionable rock quality.

Start with double gastons at head height. Move left to a flake before topping out. Fun sequence.

SDS with a right hand edge and whatever you can find for the left. Slab it out. Questionable rock quality.

Start matched on a rail, climb up the slab using sloping edges.

SDS with the two mini triangle pockets. Climb left and up on poor holds topping out as for Stepwise.

Start crouched with opposed slopers and poor feet. A few heady moves lead to a milder top out.

SDS on a matched on a protruding block. Climb similar positive features to the top.

SDS on two side pulls compress positive edges to the top. Rock quality is questionable, landing is sketchy.

SDS with a side pull for the left and the large sloping ledge in the right. Climb the arete. Very technical. Body positions are kind of scrunched, may be easier if you’re short.

Sit start with a side-pull and ledge, climb right, to the key undercling. Toss for the sloper and top out.

An awkward start with two sidepulls leads to mellower climbing and a top out. Adjacent left wall is off

SDS as for Daphnia, but upon reaching the right angling sloping rail head right toping out in the slight dihedral.

SDS on a nice in-cut before climbing through more positive ledges to the top. Nice grips, short but sweet.

SDS on the largest in-cut in the center of the face. Climb edges and slots to the top. Watch out for loose blocks as you near the top out.

Stand start with a left hand pocket and small right hand tooth. Climb the up the slab using sloping ledges and cool pockets.

Right under the down tree that leans on the boulder. Start with a right handed under cling/crimp and a left hand on a full pad crimp. Not quite a sit start. Reach up with the right to a V shaped crimp. Bring your right foot up and drop the left. Grab a slope-y pinch with the left at hip level to stabilize and then bump it up to a crimp matching the right. Lock off to bring your feet up. Stand up reaching for sloped crimp (crux move). Then either lock off if you are stable enough or a dyno to a sloper top to the right of the crack. Finish with a top out or call it good. I won’t judge.

Trail-side bouldering on several outcrops and freestanding blocks. The high density of climbs in the V0 range makes this an ideal warm-up area

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