Do a high start on an overhung face with a great left hand rail and a small 2-finger pocket for your right. Work into a high right foot, paste your left, and dyno/lunge to the sloping lip with your right hand. Stabilize on the lip, and work straight up and over the highest point.

Slick Rocket

Seeds & Stems

Zig Zag

Delay's Problem

Unknown

The Fin

Easy Bake Oven

Saddle Up Cowboy

Climb a right-leaning arete on good stone. Match on the arete, smear your feet, and work to the top.

Follow the open book end of the boulder to a straightforward topout using small but positive holds.

Start low on a perfectly split rail, traverse up and right on the rail to its end, and make hard moves to gain the upper arete. Work the arete and marginal face features to a committing top off the deck.

Do an awkward low start, pull into good sidepulls, and then climb a hard sequence of a gaston and high undercling before a long move to a sloping crimp just below the lip. This has an easy mantel topout.

Start back in the roof on an obvious jug slot. Climb crimps, heels, and slopers to da top!

Going left at lip is easier (V4??). The direct is the obvious line though using the sloper ladder, then deadpoint to the slot out right. There is fun stuff 'round here....

Climb the sharp, overhanging arete to a mantel topout - watch the tree!

Traverse a low, sloping lip from right-to-left before using a good sidepull and manteling to a ledge below the topout lip. The topout doesn't have great holds, and the mantel (2nd of the problem) is very scary, or at least I thought it was.

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