Sit start on low flat edges down left. Head up and right through hallway on rails and low feet to exit and top out at end of tunnel.  Quality boulder problem with unfortunate key feet that continue to crumble a little

Tight & Light

Forever on the Hips

The Zone

Dirty Bird

Hardened Criminal

Central Oaks Chimney

Undercover

Simple Man

Phantom Crack?

Beginners Luck

Unnamed Crack/seam

Death Row

Apple Pie

Trundling Resistance

First Distraction

Starting on left side of the merging two cracks, work through a series of O/W and hand cracks to reach the top.

Sit start under the short prow with a right hand on a sloping scoop, left hand on the left wall. Squeeze with legs to make moves up then left to jugs up towards the top

Crack climb, stand start with finger lock and sloping rail climb up the crack to a good pocket hold and gun for the top to a sloping jug mantle

Stand Start using edges and stemming feet, once high enough reach right hand out to crack/pocket and reach for left arête, head up to scoop and top out.

Stand start at face high crimps just under dike, work up and left on crimps. Top out at  scoop at the lip.

Very fun, super secure chimney with an exciting top out. A little highball but very secure the whole way.

Stand start and work up undercling to the right then climb up through cracks to reach the top.

Stand start in the middle of the boulder, start holding tooth looking feature and climb straight up.

Stand start at flaring crack/seam. A couple moves will put you at jug, match then move up and onto slab. Climbs more like a face than a crack

Stand start on small cheat stone with right hand on high rail and work up arête.

A short wide-hands crack leads to a cool, inobvious topout on slopers.

Sit start at jug with shelf behind you, climb using jugs, cracks and ledges to wiggle through a O/W-ish channel to reach the top.

When facing simple man climb left arête. Sit start with left hand on arete and right hand on low pinch/crimp.

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Routes in Central Oaks Area