Starting at an arete, climb the face passed 3 distinct overhangs.   The climbing is steep, but never too sustained.

Triple Delight

Vertigo

On the Fringe

East Side Days

Chronic

Jhana

Chase the Dragon

Samadhi

Wake-n-Bake

Sangha

Dharma

Kill The Buddha

East Side Daze

Karma

Yin and Yang

Sound of One Hand Slapping

Middle Way

Aviary

Acrophobia

Climb up the wall to the left of the obvious corner, until possible to stem the corner and hand jam the crack.  The corner is the crux.

After the corner fun climbing on jugs follows all the way to the anchors.

Climbs the steep face.

While not technical in nature, the climbing is steep and sustained for the first half of the route.

Use face holds and finger locks to get you to the hand crack.  At the 4th bolt traverse out of the crack up and right past two more bolts to the anchor.

Climb up to and through a steep corner and then move right and finish up the face to an anchor.

Climb a shallow dihedral, and head left towards the obvious steep arete.

Climb the right side of the arete on good holds until a tricky sequence just below the anchors.

Face climbing to a left facing scoop, then up a steep lieback flake.

This route offers diverse moves including slab, a lieback, a mantel and a thin upper face. The mantel is fun and exposed! Use a longer draw on the bolt before the mantel to reduce rope drag.

Technical face on edges and pockets to a seam.

Climb up the face using a slightly left slanting thin seem.   The climbing up the seem is delicate in parts.

A ledge is reached at the top of the seem where you can rest before swinging right to climb the arete to the top.

Seam to a left facing flake.  Very good climbing.

Start in a bushy depression and move into an awkward pod. Thin climbing up a finger crack leads to the top.

The book calls this a 5.8 face climb. The face is harder than 5.8 and there is a nice finger crack in corner to the right. So, slab start, up crack in corner,a few face moves to anchors? Was wondering if I was on the right route.

Make hard starting moves up a face.   At a bush, by the second bolt, step right and climb up through a steep bulge.   Once established on the slab above the bulge climb up trending right towards the anchors.

As the slab steepens another hard section is reached.   Pass this and finish easily on very positive holds.

Thin climbing up a finger crack leads to a sloping right leaning ledge. Nest some gear here before climbing out on the face to the left and over to the upper section of Dharma. After a move or two in that crack, move back and right to a glory hand crack to the top.

Brushy and guano filled cracks lead to an excellent right leaning double hand crack. A mantle pulls off the steep face and onto a large ledge. Around a corner a short and easy wide crack leads to another ledge at the top of the routes Dharma and Karma.

To avoid lots of rope drag at the end of the pitch, it is best to run out the wide crack to the second ledge. Also if top roping, the anchor on top of Dharma is better than the recommended anchor on top of Karma.

Climb up the slabby arete of the central tower.

Easy angled climbing with no real difficulties.

Starts in a corner, then move onto a face, then back into a steep corner system.

Climb the face trending right into a corner.  Climb this with difficulty and finish up the arete.

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