Choose the middle of the slab and climb up any number of minor variants.

This is a fun slab climb.

Scoop Face

Sack Relig

Waterchute

Direct Tissima

Power Pack

The Edge

The Eye

Tango Baldy

Unisloper

Zig Zag

The climb meanders directly up the slab just to the right of the steep face.   This is the first of the slab climbs here.

Good technique will help you at the start.   All the difficulties are in the first 20 feet.

The climbing is fun and only gets a little tricky towards the end.   Going right near the top is easier than the direct finish that continues up the corner.

Climbs the middle of the slab, trending right towards the top.   The starting moves are tricky, and there is one tricky section in the middle, but trusting your feet on the rough granite will get you through.

A powerful problem.   The hardest move of the climb is your below (5'10") is getting of the ground!

Once off the ground and on the rock a couple of hard fingery moves brings a good jug at the bottom of a depression.   Make some more good moves up on over this depression, and continue on up the slab above.

Climbs the left had edge of the Waterchute corner.   Small edges and horizontal seems provide all the features you need to climb this exposed slab.

A good climb.   Start below and to the left of the obvious 'eye' in the rock.   Make some hard moves up and along a rail until you have the eye by the socket.

Don't hang around too long before heading up onto easier ground.

Starts just right of the Water Chute. Traverse right to enjoy the slabby finish on Unisloper.

Climbs directly up the steep face then easy angled slab right of Waterchute.

The only interesting part of the climb is at the very start and that is over all too quick.

Slab route that zig zags up the far left side of Joe Brown.

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Routes in Joe Brown