Start at the base of the open book dihedral, and work towards a good, crimpy match out on the face using pinches and sidepulls. From the crimpy match, go directly up to the horizontal cracks. This felt V4 or V5ish. I would love others' thoughts.

Direct Face

Right Arete, Exit Left

Dihedral Exit Right

Right Arete

Cracks and Flakes

Undercling Direct

Climb obvious dihedral, and break right to overhung face when you can reach the hand/fist crack. Follow the weakness out right to finish.

Start on the same large feature as Right Arete. Move out onto the face to your left via crimps and slight face features. Move up to horizontal crack system, and finish near small birth tree. Try not to use the tree.

This ascends the right arete. Start with your hands on the obvious feature. Go straight up.

To the right of Right Arete, there is a series of cracks and flakes that can be climbed to the top. It begins at the intersection of two cracks. Some broken and loose pieces, but interesting.

Get yourself into the fist crack as an undercling, and ascend left/up to good holds for the topout.

This cliff is located in the lowlands close to the highway at the end of Quarry Road. The highway can be seen from the cliff. There are are two main faces to the cliff. One is a slab, and one is overhung. At the intersection is a nice, low angle dihedral. The lower section of the overhung face is relatively blank, but there is the possible opportunity for some very hard moves. There is a nice arete on the right of the overhung face and a nice looking crack system to the right of the arete.

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