Basic face climbing into the dihedral. Come out-and-left to finish at the anchors of Beginner's Luck (5.5). Cleaning this route is a bit of a pain due to the anchors being so far offset from the bolt line.If you climb straight up and out of the dihedral into the plants/vines above, you're going the wrong way.

Shorty Doylies

The Straight and Narrow

You'll See

A Fine New Edition

Anchors Away

Captain Kangaroo

Short and Sporty

Ground Zero

Mustang Sally

Mister Green Jeans

Sportin Doylies

Community Effort

Baby Kangaroo

Beginner's Luck

Prelude To Harvest

My little secret

Ritz  Bitz

Baby I'm Ten Inches Long

Northern Invader

Good first lead, right next to Sporting Doylies

Steeper start takes you to technical crux in the top third.

Starts with a lieback, just right of the first bolt. Climb through some relaxed climbing to a stiff, boulder-problem crux that guards the chains.

Short but good. This route is a little more crimpy than the others and probably the hardest 5.8 in this section.

Climb the face to the right edge of a large crack/flake. Follow the bolts into a gap between two faces and to the anchors. It's a solid warmup for any climbing on the West Side.

This is a short route and climbs over a small roof near the top but gives a big fun factor. The crux is between the first and second bolt. Pulling over the roof/block is like candy for a tired climber, it has big jugs and easy feet.

Short route but still a fun little 10c. 

Technical and powerful in the middle. Route trends straight up and then left at bolt three to a rest.

If you're looking to break into 5.11, then make Mustang Sally your project. This route is often overlooked, but it's got some cool moves to it.

Short route with bolts spaced closely. Easy and laid back makes it great for teaching someone to take their first lead.

Crux is near the chains, with another relatively hard portion while clipping the second bolt.

Climbs over the small roof at the top of the wall. The crux is pulling the roof but stays a consistent 5.8 all the way. There is a hard to see pocket on this route that makes things much easier and half the fun is finding it! Shhh, nobody give it away :)

I love this route. It has a lot to offer. It starts out on a delicate crimp and goes up the face to a steep powerful overhang. Move over the bulge and clip the fixed oval 'biners hanging in chains above your head. It's a lot of excitement packed into a short route!

Defined crux up top. Route is fun with good jugs down low and technical up top to gain some pockets.    Be weary of loose blocks at bottom of route. I pulled one off while climbing it several years ago, but nothing has come off since.

A fun varied climb with 2 steep sections broken up by a small ledge. Starts out with a flake that leads to a bulge, then a mantle to more jugs and finally a steep juggy finish. Really fun, well worth doing.

BETA SPOILER. Climb up to the first good stance. Clip draw #2. Move strong off of two crimps to a crescent and on up to bolt three; shake out this is your best rest. Crux, bust right to heinous gaston. Stick with it to the top.

Crux in middle with small holds. Good climbing. 

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