Follow the crack up with bad feet to a slightly better layback hold before the committing finish to the rail. 

  v5 with a sit start.

Levitation Layback

Warden of the North

The North Remembers (Rump Rider)

The Mark of Zorro

Only Way In

Karpowitz Snapper

No Way Out

Not Quite Gritstone

Find yourself with just enough room for the right hand finger tips in the first slot hold The sit start requires some strength and tricky feet to figure out which lead into a short finessed foot-puzzle before the top out. DONT BREAK THE FLAKE even it does feel satisfying to hold. Stand start with some slotted hold probably a V2.

One the backside of the obviously elephant shaped boulder- find a left hand sloper and right hand slopey crimp and low feet to start...traverse right & move upwards to the left hand side press and ride the rump to top out

Sit start in good hands, working up and left until the crack zig zags. After the zig zag, crawl up the ramp with fists/hands deep in the flaring, body-sized offwidth.

It is a very obvious, self explanatory squeeze chimney. Crux appeared to be reaching the large jug rail about mid way up the route.Unsure if this is a FA or not. Did not find any info about it on this site or in the most recent guide book and I know offwidth is not as common around here, however, such an obvious line has most likely been done, so any info would be appreciated. Gave it a name for the sake of putting it on the site.

Crux is near the top. Head up the layback and crack, then left to jams. Continue up and left for the top out. Originally climbed with a top rope, then lead with pro before bouldering (solo).

Sit start at the bottom of the flaring crack. Climb hands, to fists, to offwidth as the flare widens. Squeeze the hips in for the top out and walk off the easy slab. Gave it a name for the sake of posting, but did not see any info in the old guidebook. If anyone has more info about this crack please comment. It is an obvious and beautiful line.

A good number of problems here. Most are v2 and below but there are a few projects(scattered) and harder problems(which all utilize mono's).

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