Start by standing up into the underclings on the sloping rail.

Sex Have

Dr. Teeth

Beer Tomb

Culture Shock

Opposite Day

Bikini Bottom

Apostle’s Granddaughter

Pickles Reverse

High school drama

Orange Zest

Crimpsgiving

Have Sex

Kevorkian

Rabbi Variation

Lemon Zest

Pickles

Zen Garden

Chalk Talk

Lime Zest

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Rabba the Rabbi

Start on far right traverse face using crispy side pull and topout far left side

A very short, crimpy and balancy route on the north side of a limestone boulder.

The route starts just less than vertical and gets slightly overhanging. There are a few crimps, a couple of sidepulls and a sloper or two. Juggy holds right at the top.

There is a (very) short crack to the right of the last bolt.

Don't blow the second clip; it'd probably be painful. You can walk off the backside if you don't feel like lowering or rappelling.

Traverse in the cave, only using the west wall. Start at the end of the overhang that juts out near the middle of the cave. Top out where the cave ends or climb out.

Start with hand on the small crimps almost dead center on the rail. Head up.

I was unable to get a good picture but I'll go back and get a quality picture to put up

Start with both hands matched on the sloping rail on the far right side of the boulder. Bump your right hand to the top of the rail then move your left hand to one of a few sidepulling crimps on the upper face of the boulder. You can then make a move to the lip dynamically, or shuffle your feet up and statically reach for the top. I find the static option to be more fun. Mantel and top out. The arete of the upper half of the boulder is off.

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Start with you left hand on a big jug and right hand on an incut crimp next to it. Follow the fissure in the rock to the top out. The blocks to the left of the boulder are off, as are the blocks behind.

Crux is at the start of the climb. Although the climb is rated X, the hardest part has little to now consequences if you have a crash pad and/or spotter. Once you get up and over, you traverse up and to the right to where the top out is. This is where it gets dangerous. The more you traverse, the further you can fall down. Traversing is fairly easy, fun climb for beginners to intermediates.

I was unable to get a good picture but I'll go back and get a quality picture to put up

Start on the big incut jug at the edge of the cave and traverse left into the cave and finish when you've matched the starting hold of Pickles. I found this to be more fun that the original Pickles route, and you could link them and go out then back into the cave.

SDS on three finger left hand pocket and a right hand on a jagged rail down low. Follow similar three finger pockets to finish the problem on the ledge. V4ish if you finish here, could make the route a little harder/PG-13 if you mantle the ledge and try to top out. If you do, you will need a spotter.

Sit start with right hand in a really deep pocket, let hand on a crimp to the left. Head up at the the right. Easy top out

Start with left hand on the under-cling and right hand on what can best be described as cluster of sharp points on your fingertips. As you move to the right your feet will follow this slight lip along the bottom. If you can get more than your toes on it you off the route. This route follows a series of small 2-3 finger crimps until you reach the plant growth at the end and then start to move up the rock as soon as the first good foothold comes along. Top out to finish.

side note: this is some sharp rock... and the crimps are even sharper so make sure to bring tape cause you will end up needing it.

This thing is about as fun as a 20 foot route can get. The bottom part is thin, balancy, and crimpy. This takes you to a pretty good rest on flakes under the roof. Then prepare to make a couple super burly, insecure moves over the roof to the chains.

Using the right arete on the bottom part or the left arete at the top reduces the difficulty and fun. In other words, they're there to assist your redpoint suicide.

Variation to Rabbi route. Sit start w/ left hand on undercling and right hand on polished crimp. Bump right hand to sidepull and left hand to small sloper. Right hand goes directly to gaston mono then finish the same as Rabbi.

Sit start with right hand in a really deep pocket, let hand on a crimp to the left. Do a fun traverse move to the deep hold on the far-left side of the boulder. Use some pokey pinches and small crimps to go straight up. There's a decent side-pull on the left that you might find useful.

The largish rocks to the left are off.

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Start about 6 feet into the cave on the north side on a good edge, albeit slightly dirty. Traverse to your right out of the cave and then scramble up the slab to the top of it. I guess you don't really HAVE to top out but it's nice and easy.

Sit start on a good sidepull. Bump up to a slopey crimp and onto another good sidepull. Balancey move left to a crack. Right hand higher in the crack, and then to a jug. Traverse a bit further left and top out in a V-shaped part of the rock

PG-13 because if you fall on the topout (spotter or not) you're probably going to slide down a hill for a good way.

Sit start with both hands on small sharp crimps. Move to your left and up the wall with feet falling crack till you reach the bottom of the big rock on top of the Boulder. Top out to finish.

Sit start with right hand in a really deep pocket, let hand on a crimp to the left. Use some decent edges and crimps to go straight up and a bit to the left.

Start under the overhang and move out to the left. Use the crack to move back up and to the right. Match between two vertical black stripes on the rock to finish. No top out

There's a shaky looking hold towards the top of the crack but its actually solid

Low sit start on two slopers opposing each other. Bump left to a good crimp then throw to a big left had pocket and then a good move to little two finger pocket up even higher. Stay on the main face and use the in-cut arete to get to the great sloper at the top to top out. Descent is a simple walk off.

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