Climb a fat flake leading to a small bulge. Pull the bulge and continue on big ledges to the anchors.

Jet Lag

Jack Move

Come To Me, Marie

Hopscotch

Apoplectic Chick from Missouri

Flee From Fixer

Lowered Expectations

Autograph

Thru Space and Time

Return to Zoe

Climb small face (10 feet) past first bolt to a ledge. Then climb the bolge. There will be several more bolges along the way.

Start on a slopey rail and go left to a good jug.  Use small crimps to gain a good hold before making a big move (crux).  Easy climbing to the top.

Start by stemming the crack at the bottom until you reach the large ledge 7 feet up. Climb the outside of the crack until it flares into a large opening. Place pro in the back and chimney your way up and out until you reach a very exposed crux squeeze section. Fight your way up until you pop out about 10 feet from the anchors.

Climb through and overhanging section to a blank face. Negotiate the blank section, then continue on larger holds to the anchors.

This route begins with an interesting move off the ground and ascends a low angle flake and small dihedral to anchors beneath the roof.

A great first-timer lead.  Huge holds and easy clips leading to a covered ledge with the anchors.

Climb to a large and comfy sidepull, then make a big move to a jug. Pump through the overhanging remainder past a couple of bulges to the anchors.

Balance moves start this climb up to a small roof about 10 feet from the ground, then lead to a crimpy, edgy, technical face to the chains.

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