Tall and pretty scary, although always on easy slab terrain. 

  Start low on a lower, long, flad rail. This climb is located and always stays in-between the left arete and the right arete/runnel. Stay and climb only on the face between the two and top out up top over the start. 

  Off the start rail, continue up past big moves and pasted feet to gain the big pockets higher up. Stand up to gain slopey higher holds to a sketchy final reach to the flat top.

Black Trumpet

Chanterelle

Hedgehog

Amanitas Arête

Death Cap

This is a great climb up a sweeping, easy, tall arete. 

  Start very low at the left arete on a nice flat rail. Climb up through the higher big features and then the thinner holds before the crack above. Gain the good crack and follow the crack to the top. Top out with holds at the top of the crack.

A fun, easy warmup. 

  Stand start to the furthest right of the slab face. Locate the thin crack line, and to the right of this is a massive jug pocket. Start matched in the pocket and climb up past easy holds, staying to the right of the thin crack at all times. Top out.

On the far right side of the slabbed face (to the right side of the tree growing in the center of the face) find the very thin crack line. This problem stand starts to the left of the crack, left hand higher on a diagonal jug rail, right hand on a lower pocket. 

  Climb up direct from the start past easy holds to the top out.

At the left steep face, locate the low juggy ledge at the right corner. Start low matched here and break left off the start to a sloper and slopped flat edge. Continue up to the small lobe and left again to the far left arete. Use the higher steep crimp edge to help slap up the left arete, and climb to the apex of the steep face. Top out to the left side once at the top.

Every boulderfield has its "Mushroom Boulder." 

  The Fungi Boulder is, as its name sort of suggests, is a lot of fun. Tall is some sections, short in others, and also varied in slabby to steep. This boulder has a host of easy to moderate lines to choose from.

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