Start with two hands on thumbwrap sidepull, pull hard to sloper and go left to juggy corner of crack, easy topout from corner of crack. (Potential sit start from small flake to the right)

Sidepull to Glory

Bear Necessities

Baloo

Unknown

Claw Mark

The Reach

Yogi

Banjo

Batter Up

Boo Boo

Smokey

Bear's Cub

Tiny Claw Mark

Big Front Bump

Start matched on the small jug on the back side of the boulder, good left side pull and a right bump to a sharp crimp, drop left hand down to the small crystal jib, shift your feet and bump the left hand to the vertical pocket. Easy safe top out

Sit start and make way up a thin vertical crack to a small crimp and finish up through the middle of the face.

Start matched on the undercling jug with low small feet. Follow a discontinuous seam of oddly shaped crimps up and slightly right from the start. Feet are hard to come by for the first few moves up this steep slab.

Start matched on a thick flake (beware: feels a bit loose), shift right to undercling on the start hold, throw left hand high on the left arete to a good pinch. Use one or two sharp edges in the middle of the face to bump your right hand up towards an easy top out.

Start on nice ledge above head.  Climb straight up and make the cruxy and spooky mantle to top out.

This would be classic if it wasn't for the horrible landing risk if you miss the ledge and fall an extra 10ft on top of however far up the route you get.  Don't climb unless you're confident at this grade.

Start to the right of the baseball player stenciled on the rock. Matching start at the ledge, follow crimps diagonally up toward the top left of the rock. Then follow crimps up the middle and top out at the “top of the arrow”

Scramble up and climb the lip to a somewhat spooky mantle.

Start low on the arete on opposing side pulls and small feet. Make one tough move out of the start to a sharp pinch on the arete, then follow easy (if somewhat smaller than desired) horizontal protrusions to the top.

Sit Start and climb up the small crack left of the large one.

Lots of hikers, easy approach, mostly "lowball" problems

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