Located 3 feet left of Lee Faria. The crux is pulling off the ground, but with some balance and a long reach, the cool sloper on the arete is reachable.  

  Could be harder, I was told it was V10, but it seems like it's more trickery and balance than difficulty.

The V8

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The V3

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Lee Faria

The best warm up for the area. Good moves on cool rail features, top out is usually a bit dirty. One of the first obvious walls that you come. The "down climb" is around the corner to the north.

This the best moderate at the TV Station (probably the only one too) A tricky, technical start leads to a committing finish.

A hard line that links the bottom portion of Lee Faria in to the top of The V6.

The area classic hard problem. Involves heinous crimping and a difficult high step, which leads to very unnerving, delicate face moves over a potentially gnarly fall. If you blow it at the top, you could literally fall off the mountain or best case scenario, end up in a tree.  

  Apparently Matt Birch wouldn't even shoe up to try it because of it's intimidating appearance and narrow landing.

A small limestone bouldering area just north of Sandia Crest, consisting of perhaps the best quality limestone in the ABQ area. A great summer alternative to Big Block/The Temple/The Woodie due to it's shade and cool temps, not to mention it's not a dug out cave covered in glue and the problems actually top out. Keep in mind the area is small, although there is still some potential for new problems. Grade range is V1-V12 or enough to keep everyone busy for at least an afternoon. Definitely worth a visit.

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Routes in The TV Station