From path, boulder up 15 feet to a ledge. Follow 4 bolts on the right side of the headwall to anchors.

Grampa's Day Out

Devil in Disguise

Angel of Mercy

Lost Dentures

Depends

Failure To Thrive

Aricept

Digital Stimulation

Sponge Bath

Sundowning

Elder Abuse

Hip Replacement

Freak Brothers

From path, left of

Grampa's Day Out

, boulder up 15 feet to a ledge. Follow 4 bolts on the left side of the headwall to anchors.

Although short, this climb has good moves on steep rock. Follow laybacks past 3 bolts to the anchors. The crux is at the 3rd bolt. Climb this first and then lower to the ledge at the start of

Angel of Mercy

and do that climb.

On the upper tier of the rock is a severly overhanging west face. Angel of Mercy climbs that face.

On the lower tier. Start at a obvious flake in the center of the rock. Climb the flake (or climb the thin crack on the left 5.10). Veer left then straight up thin seams/cracks to the anchor.

Start as for Sponge Bath. Climb the slab, clip the first bolt and then climb straight up to a short corner past a bolt to the anchor.

This is the name of the illness given to my mother before she died a month ago.

It is harder than it looks. It has interesting moves getting over the overhang.

Start on the left side of the lower tier. Climb the black overhanging flare making hard moves past the first bolt. Clip the second bolt then continue straight up on good hold passing two more bolts getting to the anchor.

Clip the bolt on

Elder Abuse

and traverse right, following a finger crack on a ledge, to joint

Sponge Bath

at the first bolt. Follow

Sponge Bath

to the anchors.

On the middle tier. Go left from the lower tier (bouldering wall) and reach the middle rock. Sponge Bath climbs the slab and then the handcrack on the left up a steep face past two bolts.

A hard thin crack start leads to a nice handcrack.

Start on the the same flake for

Lost Dentures

. Stick clip the first bolt and reach right to a small layaway. Crank to a good bucket and then follow the bolts to the anchor.

Just right of the approach path is a steep smooth wall with an obvious left-leaning seam. Stand start with a long move to a poor crimp at the top of the next seam, up to another bad crimp, move left to a good edge, hold the swing and jump or down climb left.

This was likely first done by Jay Droeger and rated V8 then flashed by Tyler Landman and graded V11. Consensus is at V10, but if you're short you may have issues getting the first move down.

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