Do a step up move on a good sloping foot and climb the slab following good hands, topping out just left of the tree.

This route is #18 on Boulder 5 in the First Wall area of the Brayack and Keenan falcon guidebook.

I Dig Friction

Fat Girls

Four Ton Mantis

Squirrel Poop

Stupid Crack

A Clockwork Orange

Crack of Earthly Delights

The Question Mark

Bitch Be Cool

Sea Urchin

The True Graduation

Kick in the Coops

Jigo

Bosch This

Squirrel Soup

Broken Crack

Start standing using the obvious flake for hands and follow the flake up, avoiding the bush to an easy top out.

This is #22 on Boulder 6 of First Wall in the Brayack and Keenan Falcon guidebook.

Stand start. Start with awkward hand positions on a high pocket and a low undercling. Get high feet and make a big move to a double pocket. Then up and right through a flake and horizontal to an easy top out.

This route is #14 on Boulder 5 in the First Wall area of the Brayack and Keenan falcon guidebook.

Highball on super solid rock! Start on the obvious slab with your hands in the slanted horizontal crack. Make moves straight up sloper crimps and mini pockets straight up until you reach larger pockets and eventually the good top-out edge.

Starting with hands in the upward-left slanting crack, follow the crack around the down-hill side of the boulder and down-climb when you get to the juggy arete on the Four Ton Mantis face.  OR you can connect it to Squirrel Soup 5.7 arete climb to the top for a highball, but easy finish.

Stand start underneath a pair of crystal filled sloping pockets. Starting on crimps, or with a high left pocket seems equal in difficulty. Climb up to the two pockets to find another two finger pocket up and left. Topout left in order to avoid the tree. The rock is fairly sharp and the footholds are crystal smears. Once you get the foot sequence down, it feels proper V7.

Start stadind and ascend the perfect finger crack. At the top of the crack, move right to a sidepull crack and move up topping out to the right of the tree.

Aptly named, both due to the feature and the cryptic movement. Excellent rock and fun, puzzling moves. When it comes together, it climbs wonderfully. One of my favorite problems in the forest.

Start standing on a nice sidepull rail at the base of the Question Mark. Snake up the sneaky feature to an obvious pocket and undercling. A couple lock-offs on good, but hidden, edges culminate in an exciting move for the lip.

SIt Start on a crimp and to finger ledge.  Move up to a two finger pocket, then up through a crimp to ledges. Then find your way left on decent hands and invisible feet to a jug and then top out.

Start standing and follow the left facing flake up to a horizontal on the flake and then up again to the topout.

This route is #11 on Boulder 3 in the First Wall area of the Brayack and Keenan Falcon Guidebook.

Start on a low big jug pocket with a heel hook out right. Move up the arete using sloping pinches on the arete to where the arete comes to a point. Find sloping holds on the arete over the point and make a hard move over the point to a good ledge. From the ledge move up to a good pocket and continue up the arete to an easy but plant crowded topout.  The topout has a lot of rhododendron in the way and you can get through it very safely but you'll have to work your way through it. Your body stays either left of or on (after pulling the point) the arete for the duration of the climb.

Start with hands on both sides of a thin flake with a solid left foot. Use a big smeary foothold with thin, core intensive, moves up the right side of the flake and end on the obvious large horizontal. This problem joins 'Squirrel Poop'. Supposedly, it's an old "12a" if you continue straight up from the horizontal.

This route is #4 on Boulder 1 (Squirrel Soup Boulder) in the First Wall area of the Brayack and Keenan falcon guidebook.

Stand start on a left facing flake.  Follow pockets to a ledge with a small tree, then use the big left facing sidepull to reach the lip and top out.

Begin just right of Crack of Earthly Delights by stepping up high to the sloping ledge. From here make friction moves through decent sloping edges. Avoid the crack.

Climb the juggy arete that turns into a slabby arete with good sidepulls/pinches. Also known as "Flight of the Swallows".

Start standing and use the easy broken crack to the top out.

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