From a large ledge clip the first bolt and move into a shallow dihederal.  Continue to gain ground by stemming, avoiding crumbly flakes, until a series of edges lead up and left.  From a no hands rest, enjoy a tricky but short sequence where one can use the arete, dihederal, or both.  Finish by pulling a small lip with ample jugs. 

  In my opinion 60 Seconds Over San Manuel is both the better and more challenging route.  That said the stemming near the second bolt and crux sequence on 62nd Street are worth sampling.

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Tickle The Pickle

Hadaptation

60 Seconds Over San Manuel

Sustained face climbing with sometimes thin feet. The bolt line trends towards the right. You can stem between the face and the uneven ground to start off.

San Manuel's twin brother--born of the same devious stone mother, but forged by the elements into a whole different creature. Peculiar and initially incomprehensible sequences, great laybacking, and a mysterious crux await you. Worth a much longer approach... Thanks for another killer line, EFR and Jimbo!

Fun crimps into blocky corner where stemming and chimney moves keep the climb true to grade. Exiting the overhanging corner is exciting but you'll be rewarded with fantastic holds . Then, you'll get a great semi no hands rest and then easier climbing remains. A final mini crux  guards the last 5 feet to the chains.

Route begins with blocky climbing through positive shaped holds and leads into a good rest. The last three bolts are action packed and will lead you to the realization of the route's name meaning.

The shortest and easiest of the climbs on the crag. The climbing is 8ish for most of the climb, including the clip off the "pickle" just left of bolt #3. Just below the anchors there is one reachy move in 5.9 grade.

Pull a short burly sequence past two bolts to a large platform.  Rest and continue onward through increasingly difficult edges and small feet.  Finding the optimal sequence may require some work.  Despite its short length and tip-tingling holds, Hadaptation is an enjoyable full value line.

This is a fun route with a great view/exposure and a variety of moves. The climbing is easy off the deck but quickly turns into a technical face at approximately bolt #4. Some of the clip stances on the thin face and on the arete require precise use of feet and some smearing. Some of these clips will test the average leader, but all of the falls would be safe. The roof higher up on the climb features some great moves using block holds. Deserves more than the one-star rating given in Squeezing II, IMHO.

A small crag located within throwing distance of the San Pedro Vista pullout. The area has three well-protected sport climbs that are fun and in some cases technically demanding for their grade. The cliff is SE facing and features an exceptional view. The cliff would see more traffic (considering its relatively painless approach) if it featured more moderate climbs.

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