A variety of positive features and slabby surfaces. Take the path of least resistance at the crux, or go directly up the bulge for a slightly more challenginging sequence.

Circus Tricks

Special K

The Fun House

Irish Spring

Fun House Boulder

Dope on a Rope

Homie

Chubble's Crack

Sprinkle

Romper Room

El Sasquatchito

Krusty

Pescadero

Fun House Boulder V2

Fun House Boulder VB

Twinkle

Ronald

Fun House Boulder V1

Pine Tree Toprope

Bozo

Lichen filled crack in center of the wall.

Slabby route with some bulges to overcome and a undercling crux at the second clip.

Work up and right into the first small bulge to find a crux that may be harder for short folks. Easy climbing leads to a small ledge. Pull the mantle and enjoy the head wall up through the second bulge to the anchors. Under the last bulge there is a fairly large keyed in rock that feels a bit loose. Its worth keeping an eye on.

This is a straightforward V0 warm up route

More fun house style climbing. Mostly cruzer 5.8 with a couple cruxy puzzles for the grade.

This route is being entered based on information from the "North Tahoe, A Rock Climber's Guide" book by Josh Horniak. "Climb up a slab, through a break, then continue up the wall above."

Beginner's TR with new anchors to the climbers left of Special K. About 5.7 or so a little more technical and thin than SK with the crux possibly off the ground so keep a tight belay. Approach from above. Please use your own hardware for TRing.

A worthy enterprise. Crimp, edge, and high step your way up the center of the slab.

Fun face climbing on varied holds. Climbs through a bulge down low.

Another interesting moderate sport route with several cruxy sections.

Water polished slab with some thin sections near the 3rd and 4th bolt.

Problem is on the side of the boulder opposite from the slabs.  Tricky top-out.

Beginner's TR to the right of Special K with TR anchors on top. Variations from 5.9-5.7 possible. Good spot for newbies to stone. Easy approach to anchors on top but beware of loose rocks up there. Please use your own gear to TR to save wear on the hardware.

This first half of this route has longer runs between bolts than other ones on the Fun House, but every more challenging section is thoughtfully and safely protected. Very fun if you're comfortable at its grade.

Super thin technical slab. Harder than it looks. Start either halfway up the gully or add 15' of contrived thin slab by starting at the base of the gully. Would've been quite hard to let go and clip so it remains as a TR.

Follow three bolts to a sloping ledge then sustained slab moves to the anchors.  Route diagonals slightly right.

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Routes in The Fun House