Start at the top of the tree ramp.  From here traverse left along the face, there is a nice rail about midway along the face for your hands, but the feet are crystal nubs.  When you get to the bolt, there is a thin ripple rising up and to the left.  Step onto the ripple and match feet to high-step about 4' up the ripple (crux).  You'll have basically no hands as you roll over onto the high-step, but there is a small crimp directly above the foot which lets you get to stand and reach a series of jugs on a wide left-facing flake (should take a #1 or #2).  After getting off the face, its a long moderate runout on the slab up to a very dirty bulge with some narrow crimps to the finish in the trees.

Fishes on a Landscape

Plumber's Crack

Ripples

Rum Doodle

There is a pronounced, very featured left facing corner to start.  Climb this up to a left-slanting wide crack just below the top, and traverse left along the crack to the top.

On the right side of the cliff you will see 3 bolts.  Follow the line up small ripples and nubs on delicate feet up to a horizontal hand crack.  Continue straight up to another horizontal feature with good hands then onto an easy (runout) slab.  Continue to the bolts.

The most obvious route on this cliff, above some unfortunate graffiti. 

  Climb a series of cracks (good pro) and a short faces to a ledge (we slung the tree here).  Up and right on the slab to a bolt.  The crux is protected by the bolt, and requires a committing friction move to the right with no hand holds.   

  After you gain the slab, look for the second bolt (left) and follow it to the fixed anchors at the finish (no pro here but not needed).

There are 3-4 clean routes at 100', and some pretty dirty ones too.  There is a creek bed which runs up against the base of the cliffs, but it often dry.  Plus it has a privy.

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Routes in The Aquarium