Climb the north face (west rock) by using a small nubbin foothold while pressing into a one-arm mantle onto a small ledge...doing it one arm gets extra credit.  Start on left side, work right and up.

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: this is an altogether different problem with one arm and facing left. The easier version is done with two arms. The ground level might be a little more eroded, but that makes no difference to the difficulty. The start is not especially difficult. It is harder with only one hand, and the difficult part is up higher.

Right Hand Mantel

One Arm Overhang

License Plate

East Boulder Arete

V0 Dyno Left

When looking at the west face of the East boulder; work up to good holds around 8'up; heel hook/smear your left foot (about where the yellow X is in the photo) and reach up and left to a hole above your foot (about at the red X in the photo); smear/grab up with your right hand and pull over to the little arete to a big hold to finish up and then exit right.

start on the right side of the leftmost boulder, and make your way over the roof with one arm.  it's VO if you use both arms.  one armed sit start anyone?

License Plate is one of the better mid-range lowballs on Flagstaff with comfortable holds and consistent movement. The problem sit starts the left arete, topping out via the obvious, long sidepull flake that follows the arete. Begin with a left hand pinch on the arete and your right hand on the low hold complex just right of it (the online guide says to use the undercling), and slap up the arete before pulling over left onto the flake. Avoid the jug of the V0 overhang face.

This was submitted at the online guide's V6 grade, but it felt a bit easier to me.

From the ground on the left face of the east boulder, grab hold of a left crimper and a right hand rib, smear your left foot and dyno for a left hand knob and a right foot nubbin with a little point on it about sternum level.

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Routes in One Arms Rocks