great warm-up and possibly the only warm-up in this area.  good quality to boot!

High Five

Rotator Cuff

The Golden Chillum

Walkin' on the Moon

Snake Crack

Nothingness

Cold Cut Combo

Wide Load

Unknown

Ridin' Sidesaddle

Fifteen Minutes of Fame

Stemmin' Ms

The Pod

Power Hitter

Hang Overhang

awesome awesome stemming!  crux comes at the 4th bolt if i remember right.  whats good?  all of it.  whats bad?  nothing i can think of.  its super techy..

Climb the finger crack and face to top with one bolt along the way.

Start in an alcove with a pillar to your left.  Face climb and stem your way past two bolts.  It's unclear how much of the pillar on the left is "in" for this climb.  If it is, you can get a no-hands rest before firing for the third bolt.  The section up to the third bolt and then moving past it to the fourth is the crux, with some thin, balance-intensive moves.  Don't blow the third clipa rope-in-hand fall would deck.

Intricate moves up the arete start with decent side-pulls and bring you to a tough crux with difficult feet. Grab some slopers out left and throw an improbable heel hook to gain jugs to the finish. The guidebook suggests an optional TCU near the top. While the finish traverses and is a bit run out, a piece doesn't seem necessary.

Fun route and a nice introduction to rattly fingers crack climbing for the first couple moves.

Step up on large edges until above the second bolt, then size up the blank-looking arete.  There are tiny openings in the seam to your left, but those with even moderate-sized fingers will find them useless.  Hit the arete with everything you've got and inch your way up until you can hit the jug above.  Celebrate and romp up and left to the chains.

start off on awesome overhanging jugs (campus moves optional) to a double crack with stemming.  getting on top of this off to the right you'll have the option of going left for the 10c or straight up (slightly right) over the bulge for the 11a version. deepest thoughts?  i thought this was one of the best routes i did in the area.

Climb up finger cracks with good gear to a slight run-out. Venture into face climbing with one bolt before chain anchors.

Start up chimney to first clip.  fingerlock to get out of chimney.  keep going.  This climb felt like a bolted crack climb.  Fingerlocks around blocks the whole way.

Fun climb starting to the right of the bolt line and then moving up and left.  Jugs will get you up past a couple of bolts, then some fancy footwork will help you get up and left, then around the nose.

The original line left of the new start looks spicy at 11d.

Thought-provoking climb with an interesting dihedral stem/mantle crux that's just run-out enough to make you think about it.

Start with stem moves and hands in a crack past the first bolt.  An optional piece in the crack before the first bolt isn't a bad idea.  Head for the crescent and work your way up on some fun, strenuous layback moves.

reachy climbing to the second the bolt, good luck getting to the third, third to fourth is tough but it starts to ease up and finishes off fairly easy.  i've listed it as 11c because thats what both books say but i felt it was as hard or harder as Stemmin' Ms (12a to the right)

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