Start seated just right of Timeline on a pretty good rail. Traverse out and right up a crack system. Tricky topout. Named for my grandfather.

Jungle Jim

Cool Down

Fridge Door

The Fridge Arete

The Lizard

Fridge Slab

The Fridge Center

Jumping Spiders

Cellar Door

The Fridge Left

Fridge Center (Variation)

Midnight Snack

Start at the bottom of the undercling seam as far right as possible. Traverse left, figure out how to get your feet up, then climb the steep slab up and left to top out. Using the aréte or the juggy crack on the aréte is off-limits, that's Cool Down V0. Only underclings and edges near the top. A little harder than Cellar Door V3

Climb up and left on good feet and using the crack. Mantle when convenient and scramble to the top. This is also the standard descent.

A great slab footwork and balance exercise. A little heady topout makes this and its variation a thrill.

Climb the obvious steep arete of the Fridge boulder, using slopers, pinches and body tension.  Finishes with a really fun toss to a knob and a rockover up high.

The mini arete on the obvious boulder about 30 feet to the northeast of the Fridge.  A one-move wonder, but it involves a fun dynamic move, so it's worth it.  Starts sitting, with the left on the obvious good diagonal, and the right on a small crimp.  Paste your feet somewhere under the roof (yes, the boulder on the ground is off) and go straight up to the good edge.  Immediately to the left is a fun v3 dyno, throwing from good sidepulls and shit feet to the top.

Obvious problem left of the fridge arete.  Pick your choice of chalked head high holds and move a past a pinch and a layaway to a bulge.  Pass the bulge to a jug and an easy topout.

Grab the crimps, put your feet on the biggest little things you can find, and throw to the jug rail!  Fun single move problem.

Start left hand on the arete and right hand on a crimp. Paste your feet on and stand up for a matchable crimp feature. Match or bump off the crimp feature to a shallow dish/sloper. Bring your feet up and top out!

The left arete of this boulder, on the same face as the other two Fridge problems, is climbed using some bad-looking slopers.

This variation is in the Sheridan guidebook and starts as for Fridge Center making a very span-dependent move out right to the large pinch on the Fridge Arête from the large diagonal edge of Fridge Center. Continue to move up and top out as for Fridge Right. If you can make the span, you won’t regret figuring the rest out. Video in comments otherwise.

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Routes in The Fridge