Stand start on two pockets left of the arete and move up on bad holds. My buddy did this recently with some neat beta, but we were confused about exactly which two pockets the guidebook was referring to. Either way, a good climb to work by yourself if you like techy face climbs. 

Bar Fly

Cat Fight

My Side of the Mountain

Wharf Rat

Stretch Armstrong

Cat Fight Sit

Dwarf Toss

Sit start to Cat Fight. Start with left hand on the low undercling pocket. There isn't really a right hand. Make a hard move to catch the starting pinch of the stand, then finish it up. I just did this the other day. A good short person problem. Will be much harder, perhaps a grade or two, for taller people. Hard to grade these sorts of things. I think this was an FA, so I'm listing it as such. Feel free to correct me or suggest a different grade. 

A neat V5 for those who enjoy pinching. Stand start on two pinches, the left is a pocket that you sorta pinch with your thumb, and go straight up. Probably easier for short people. 

Would be 4 stars if it was taller. A sweet little problem. After you walk by the entrance to the Font corridor, just before you start down the hill, turn left. Walk back up towards the font corridor and you should run into it. 

A nice pocket route with a surprisingly hard move. Sit start on the arete on pockets and go up trending left to a rail using a weird cross move. Another variation goes straight up and keeps V5. 

Start low under the roof, and move up and slightly left to topout. A weird problem that probably doesn't get done often but might be good. Putting it here so maybe someone will do it! Like most boulders, its probably fun if you like climbing. 

A lowball dyno. LOL. Sit start on the big chalky rail, fire all the way up to the lip. Using intermediate holds is Dork Toss, V2. 

A nice quiet spot away from the colored pants and lunch-stealing dogs of the weekend gym crowd. Ok I like people but its nice to have a chill spot all to yourself.    Some nice climbs and some climbs that never receive attention, it seems. Easy to protect by a single pad or two if you're by yourself.

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Routes in Fontainbleau Corridor