Ascents in Thompson's Point

Fantastic climbing! But not 32... maybe 31

#FA White trash into tramp stamp via the project bolts. Couldn't find any mention of it having been done on the all knowing internet. Very cool yet tricky boulder to join the two routes. Then just keep on truckin. That roof is the best thing since toast! Slightly harder version of tramp stamp original. Thanks for a great birthday Amanda and Audrey. Great end to a great trip!

I think I’ve been mislead into thinking this was jugs, definitely a few not jugs up there

I don't know if FA? Cool line and a little bit harder than start in 'skin to skin'. Maybe 8b+/c or if you compared with stamp tramp 8c.

2nd Go

Good try and good fight! Crazy roof.

Soft

Awesome. Links the best moves of the little grease cave together in a super-sustained and powerful mini pumper. Hard, could easily be 32. Took me quite a few tries over a few years. The little grease cave is ticked!

Great little thing. Would have found better conditions in a 30yr old BBQs grease trap

Wow - tough climbing right up to the impossible boulder problem. I definitely need to get stronger for this one!

New beta ~ 30

Classic. Punchy climbing.

Awesome boulder problem on a rope

#2go Cool link

Rad little pockets in the roof with some sweet body positions

Fun

My slap wasn't quite enough but pretty stoked to get as close as I did.

First at the grade! Didn't actually feel that hard with the right beta. Stoked!

Things were coming along nicely until my knee went POP. Serves me right for dropkneeing though.

Very cool short roof. Intense pockets, some big moves. Got through the roof to just below the head wall, would love to try it again next time. Good for boulderers, I’d say V8 or V9 plus clipping

All routes here are nice!! Maybe easy for the grade... 7c or 7c+??

Soft

I felt on first quickdraw, I down and I did it. Really cool roof with crazy moves.

2nd Go

Working out all the moves, hard and epic!!!

Thuggy climb! It’s immediately very high tension moves, with a couple gnarly pockets - 3 & 2 fingers (for me) in succession. They’re pretty deep, but scary to potentially fall on.

Reworked the start, I’ve now got a much more consistent beta through the first 4 moves. Still unsure on what I believe is the crux - more sessions inc.

Yeehaa. Last shot of the day with a saggy core and dimming lights. 4 days (i think). Certainly my style, once you start you dont chalk until you clip the anchors.

First 29! Fell on the last move on the first few shots, then Ryan told me the right way to do the last move and it went next shot. 6th shot.

Nemesis!! Finally did it with a concentrated effort. Now I must learn to cruise up it so I can try stamp tramp! Cool holds and moves, just so easy to fall off for me! This was a relief

Took me a few goes to work out the moves - the last traverse is a doozy! I made it into the crux on my final attempt and pretty happy with that. Better conditions may assist in winter...if climbing is allowed anymore with this whole corona thing.

Thwarted by the heal rubber of my shoe peeling off during the crucial heel. A surgery attempt on the shoes failed to stem the bleeding. My second red point go ended at the same time with more rubber peeling off.

A new pair of shoes does the trick. First go after putting the draws on - didn't feel too bad! Second 29 in two days and second 29 ever.

3rd day on the route but should have done it way earlier! Not the most sustained climb ever, but packs a punch! Great top sequence.

The type of route with no chalk but enough glue and scars that it's not totally certain whether the FA'd route still exists. Not a classic but not that bad...just really nails cruxes. Out of my league even getting the moves sorted. Maybe 30?