Sit start compressing on the short blunt arete with a good left heel hook. Slap your way up to the top.

14. Grog Blossom

18. Sidewayz

2. Trailside Arete

7. Aubree's Line

11. Ze Warmup

36. Project

10. Actual V2

19. Chinny Chin Chin

9. Sam's V2

31. Put On One Day

35. Tim's Arete

15. Cave Dwellers

34. Rhodos Grow On Bouldos

23. Child Support

Erik's Crack

8. Lumpy Arete

29. Money Land

25. Project

41. Rubik's Cube

11a. Ze Crimps

37. End of the Road

21. Project

Oil Baron

16. Project

28. Nikki's Arete

12. Coming Out

27. Project

30. Laura's Line

1. Trailside

40. Jorge's Crack

[Redacted]

24. Story Tellers

32. Welcome to the Pyle

22. Project

20. Chopping Block

13. I'm So Fancy

39. Slanters

Sit start down under the short roof matched in a large vertical seam and reach up right hand to a jug. Climb out and left on bad holds, then do a long reach for a good vertical seam. Grab dunkers and topout.

Just right of the short mossy arete, start matched on slopey jug. Move up and right to a gaston feature, and continue to the top.

On the more blunt of the two right aretes, start matched low on a lieback. Climb arete to the top.

Sit start on good jug ledge in the middle of the small face. Climb up through slanted crimps to the top.

On the obvious arete, start low matched on jugs. Stand up the arete to the top.

Currently dubbed the Clit Dyno, i think you'll see why. In between two trees on the far right of the cliffline, can't miss it.

Left of Sam's V2, stand start at about head height on crimps. Move up right to another crimp, and left to top.

Stand start on opposing side pulls at about chest height. Climb tiny dihedral feature. Topout. Harder than it looks.

In the middle of the face, sit start in sharp pockets. Follow pure line of desperate holds to the top.

Stand start on lowest slopers on the bulge. Avoid the detached block down and right for your feet, and climb up the bulge on cursed slopers to the top.

Obvious arete on block with climbs that are usually wet.

In the middle of the tall face, stand start on good holds. Climb up to a big move up and right to more good holds. Topout.

Start low just left of arete matched on crimps. Climb up arete till the holds run out and dyno! Or figure something else out, your choice.

Cool little slab all by itself. Pretty self explanitory.

Right of the small tree, stand start high on the arete with a right hand crimp left hand sidepull. Pull on and fire for better holds, then topout.

In the middle of the corridor sit start on weird underclings. Climb up pure crack features to a slopey topout.

Sit start and climb the right arete of this small overhung boulder to an obvious topout.

Stand start high matched on good crimp flake. Climb straight up. Topout.

Stand start at bottom of the crack and work your way up it to topout.

Start low and climb the Arete left of Aubree's Line.

Start low on obvious rounded arete and climb it to the top.

At the bottom of the face / lip of the roof, start matched in big jug. Climb up through Rocktown-esque holds to the top.

Right of Story Tellers, there is an easy start that leads up to a blank section. Looks like it can be overcome with a really big dyno or a balancy crimpy thing.

A harder than it looks beginning leads to an easier than it looks top. Sit start on good holds on the left side of a big seam. Climb up and left to a decent crimp rail on the face. Go straight up from here, avoiding the giant horn to the left.

About 4 feet left of the arete, start low in jug rail. Climb straight up face on crimps avoiding arete.

a few feet right of the arete, sit start in good jug rail. Climb up the slab on tiny holds that face the wrong way.

Probably some bad ass can find holds they can use up this beautiful blank, gently overhanging highball face.

Start matched on an obvious rail on the face. Bump up to great jugs, and get high feet. Figure out a way to throw for the overhanging lip. An aesthetic problem with fun movement.

Sit start on the arete on often wet holds. Climb up bulging arete to a big move before the scary topout.

Climb the obvious arete left of Money Land.

Start down in the hole matched on a great jug ledge. Climb straight up through sidepulls and tiny holds to the top.

Cool looking face leading to a small roof at the top over a bad landing. We've never even been on this one yet, could be easy.

Climb line of jugs on the areteish thing right of Money Land.

Stand start just right of the detached block, left hand on a weird sidepull pinch and right compressing on a bad sloper. Step on and climb up through puzzling face to top.

Start matched at the base of the crack on the right arete. Climb straight up and topout.

Stand start about 6 feet left of arete matched on good crimp rail. Follow line of holds up and right to a difficult topout on the buldgy arete.

Stand start on decent hold about chest height below the arching dihedral. Climb up through said dihedral to a committing finish. Topout.

Start on your choice of non-sense at about chest height. Climb up blunt and blank arete all the way to the top.

The king line here at The Pyle. Anyone reading this who is Daniel Woods status, come check this thing out right meow! Just left of Child Support, an obvious blank arete.

Start low just right of the arete and climb up to the name's sake feature. Don't worry, it *shouldn't* come off when you use it to topout.

In front of tree, start low on the bulgey lip right of Jorge's Crack. Make a long move up to a not so good ledge, then keep it together for the top.

The Main Area here at The Pyle. There are many more climbs than listed here, but this should be enough to get you started.

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