Pitch 1 - 5.4. Bust an initial boulder problem (crux) off the ground, past 1 bolt, to discontinuous cracks up the super low-angle slab. A slight bulge just before the anchor is slightly harder, but there is always adequate pro.

Pitch 2 - 5.6 Climb the bolted face above the anchor to reach a right-facing corner crack on the upper slab. Leave the crack and face climb past a bolt to the anchor.

The pitches can be run together with a 70m rope if mindful of rope drag.

Jigglypuff

Stop Hitting Your Brother

Jack's Route

Family Guy

Summer of My Discontent

I'll Turn This Car Around

Because I Said So

Walk up easy slab to a bolt below the orange, right-facing corner.  Edges lead to a stemming crux.

Bolted slab to broken crack, followed by lower angle slab climbing.

TR Variation: 5.9

TR the line 20’ right of the bolted line.

Third class ledges lead to first bolt. Follow bolts up a slabby corner.

TR Variation 1: 5.8

TR the slab to the right of the bolted line.

TR Variation 2:  5.7

TR the slab crack feature to the right of the TR slab.

Easy slab to the technical bolted face.  Step left to the bolted face.  Easier slab above.

This is the middle route on the right side of the crag. Start by the scraggly juniper tree. Climb the slab over three bulges for a full 35m.

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Routes in La Escuela