Tricky slab with a dynamic start where you get a good foot on then slap your body onto the slab.  Use the crack to the left and whatever else you can to reach the excellent finger lock topout. Cheat stone at the base is obviously off.

(Named after an ancient pair of Spy Sunglasses found at the base.)

Spy Slab

Lay Back

Right crack

Two Left Jabs

Windjammer

Dark Dihedral

Parmigiano Left

Water Damage

Ukulele

The Gnome

The Shtick

Low Fats

Diagonal Crack

Parmigiano Right

Left crack

Black Powder

Hard Overhang

Rocky Start

Fun face climb that starts on the arete and a left hand foot match.  Good holds await.

(Name comes from me tossing a loose rock from the top onto my CamelBak, destroying it and dumping my water.)

Great little warmup problem in the circuit. Lay back a split boulder up the dihedral to an easy topout. Good climb.

This left trending finger and hand crack starts out easy and reaches an obvious crux about midway where fingers no longer fit. The sloped rail helps out by adding something else to make your way up.

Crux start on okay holds then a punchy throw to a left hand edge. Control the swing and work up to better holds and a big move to the top.

Worthwhile face climb using good holds and a round, sloping arete to a fun topout.

This fantastic climb starts tucked in an interesting dihedral where you stand on a sloped ledge. The finger locks are really good and the right face has plenty of good holds for hands and feet as you work your way to the top. Thre, you'll encounter a small crux where you're reaching high for the topout holds. It's a gem!  Landing is hellacious tho. Don't fall. The downclimb is a bit ...exciting as you have to jump to the neighbor tower.

Fun face climb on slightly overhanging face. Right hand follows the arete then throw to a good hold out left and topout with a heel. Really fun.

Start between a boulder at the base and use the left crack to work your way to the top.  Amazing climb.

Obviously not hard but am ok problem with good movement.  Easy start to vertical rail and sloper then topout.

This is a fantastic but short problem you'll be stoked to send. Starts with a good left hand,  a horrible right hand sloper and a sneaky right foot. Punch to the right hand crimp then throw for the top lip. Amazingly fun problem.

sit start with hand crack and climb up to large fist, mantle.

top feels almost O/W, fun climb if in the area

Super fun traverse on excellent rock and sloper rail leads to a terrifying topout where you have to throw a toe up and start searching for the best friction you can get.

Same start as for Left but stay to the right and find two small crimps up above. From there, work your way to the other side of the arete and topout. Crux is holding on to those crimps and moving right.

This crack climb is all fingers. Amazing movement and long reaches up the tall face.

Steep, flaring crack that doesn't offer many good finger locks or hand jams until the top. Named after the black dirt that seemed to never end when cleaning. Fun climb.

Difficult overhanging face to slab. Never been done. I cleaned it but couldn't climb it.  Crux involves a really big move from one bad hold to another.

Start on a smaller boulder below the face to reach the beginning hold. Small crimps gets you to the top. A much harder version is starting from the ground where you do have a small edge for hands but zero feet. Felt hard.

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Routes in West Bernardo Hills