The route is located on the south face of the Slabbo. It is the 3rd route from the left. From the ground it looks to have bomber jams. Once you start climbing you will see that the crack is very shallow and flared. If you look hard you can find good pro with micro cams. The crack started to feel insecure about 20 to 30 feet up but I was able to find good face/friction holds (crux). Once you have made it through the crux it is easy climbing to the top.

Hand Jive II

Boulderer's Delight

Slime Mold

This route is on the Slabbo's East face, which is pretty easy to find once you get out to top of the world.  We stopped at a sharp right corner before the quarry where an old road closed sign is lying on the road.  Walk up this old closed road and you will be atop the slabbo in no time flat.  This is past the trail to the gemstones.

This route starts just behind a spruce tree on the east face with a sweet but short section of jamming.  Pull through a small bulge and battle wide world (right of bolted 11a friction)to a sweet little section of hands again. Go through some big rock blebs and belay under the chimney.

Pitch 2 can either be the cool 5.5 chimney or you can slab up Twoys for Twats, a stiffy lil 10a friction piece.

Walk off right back to the base.  The guide book sshows two sets of anchors near the top of P1.  The set labeled 70' we never saw, the set labeled 120' has had the hangers removed.  Its worth it to go to the top anyway.

If P1 was longer and less wandery this would easily be a 2 star route, its pretty cool.

This is a fun wide crack. The crux is about 20 feet off the ground where it starts to get wide then it gets easy before one more good 5.8 move before the top. Hands to offwidth.

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