Start using two of the smallest monos on the wall (small fingers help!) and climb the face past a thin horizontal crack through to the tallest point on the boulder. Bring all your slab skills!Problem #285 in Rock Jock's Guide, rated P6.

RJG #285

RJG #286

RJG #290

RJG #281

RJG #284

RJG #282

RJG #288

RJG #283

Pull onto the wall using two mono pockets (classic!), then head up towards the large pocket and crack near the top. Fun slab!Problem #284 in Rock Jock's Guide, rated P2.

Climb the right side of the face with a balancy start past two large pockets. Will seem like a jug haul compared to its neighbor.Problem #286 in Rock Jock's Guide, rated P4.

Start at right end of wall and climb past a chunky horizontal crack up to the right-angled rounded flake/big edge. Two small pockets left of the flake can help with a high step up onto it.Problem #290 in Rock Jock's Guide, rated P1.

More fun than it looks. Climb the left side of the blank low-angle face left of the tree. All footwork, good problem if you need to give the fingers a break.Problem #281 in Rock Jock's Guide, rated P0.

Climb the right side of the blank low-angle face left of the tree, starting near the embedded quartz crystal down low. Lots of fun footwork, good problem if you need to give the fingers a break.Problem #282 in Rock Jock's Guide, rated P0.

Left of a tree and crack, head straight up to a large triangular hold, then commit to your footwork for a couple moves to step up into the triangle, with an easier finish after.Problem #288 in Rock Jock's Guide, rated P0.

Step onto the lip of the wall just right of the tree and climb past the obvious pocket on left and a few smaller edges/pockets.Problem #283 in Rock Jock's Guide, rated P2.

Up higher at the lip of the canyon is Piranha Flats - West. It is mostly composed of north-facing walls, with a few trees mixed in, so a good spot on warmer days. Problems consist of bulges or technical slabs, some of which are fairly tall.

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Routes in Piranha Flats - West