Kneeling Before Your Bounty

Put Your Hands on Me

Refuse to Feel

The Calla Way

Swimming in Your Ocean

ToneStef

Beyer Friction

Beach Party

Small Two aka Buy or Fly

Pigasus

Small One aka Friction

Big Bolts

Dessert sage

Tide to Tye

What's That?

What's This?

Of Kors

My guess (edit if I'm off) is that this is the one-move wonder between some standard slab.

If you climb this route, send me a description.

This route may also be called The Old Kor Route. It is  on the left side of the wall, near the base of the talus/boulder field. Not to be confused with the route

Big Bolts

So few holds, so much slab. Pretty well protected where it needs to be. Trust those feet.

This is the easiest climbing route up the crag. It also can be sandy, but it quite easy. Except for one little section, much of the route is actually 4th class.  Climbers can use this one to set up top ropes for other climbs.

Bolts are spaced closely together, so leading is very safe for beginners.

The climb can be sandy.

This route may also be called "Kor Route", however, there may be other routes referred to similarly on this wall. Eg:

Refuse to Feel

has been referred to as "The Old Kor Route".

Start on the right hand crack and move your way up to an off hands-fist to top out towards climbers right.

Slightly easier than The Calla Way, another fun slab climb with a couple small features to grab on to. About half way up, there is some obvious crumbling rock on the right. Avoid like the plague. Just below that was a smaller plate that slid out from under my feet while leading the route.

One of the best routes on the crag, one of the best slab routes around.

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Protection

Routes in Small Adventures Wall / 313 Slabs