Routes in California for selected grade

This is the usual finish for the Glen Park Traverse, but is a good problem in its own right. Watch out for the headcracker slab of rock in the landing zone.

The blunt prow left of the V Chimney.

Up the slippery inverted V chimney, then up the crack above. Top rope recommended.

Avoids the hard part of The Unnatural Act by traversing above the roof, rather than underneath it.

Deceptively tricky and very slippery. Top rope recommended.

The short manufactured crack on the right side of the face, then over the upper bulge.

Sit start. Crack is off. Take care of block behind.

Face between Beginner's Crack and Transportation Crack.

Traverse the lovely little wall L to R, staying off the top.

Up over the little overlap at the right end.

Start low and go straight up the middle. Many variations.

Pad this well - the crux is near the top.

Bad landing.

A blocky slab leads to the business - a steep flake followed by stylish moves through the large heuco. Top out is the crux. 4 ring bolts to double fixed hanger anchor accessible from top (take care getting to them).

The face left of the overhang. Shares an anchor with 'Wipeout Left'.

Steep slab route with some fairly technical moves and some tiny hand holds. Starts left of Chouinards Crack with a few different starts. Look for tiny features for your hands and trust your feet.

To reach the anchors, climb the 3rd/4th class slab with to the left of pebbly face. There are scattered bolts without hangers (bring your own if you want to use them) or climb a bit higher and use the trees and about 40'/50' of webbing/rope.

The obvious left-slanting diagonal crack. If top-roping, take care in the first 20 or so feet, as a fall here can cause the climber to swing left into the ground.

The obvious right-leaning, overhanging offwidth, leading to a short fist crack. Climbs a lot better than it looks!

Center of south face.

Right side of south face, at vague groove.

Start at right arete, and climb up and left.

Center of the face.

A fun, slightly loose excursion out the juggy left hand end of the roof.

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The shallow corner with the blank left wall. Tricky.

One move wonder. Sit start is V5.

Up over the caves in the middle of the face.

The first part of the Roof Route is also a great boulder problem. At the first ledge, walk off left and carefully downclimb via a large tree stump.

As for Aeronautical Engineer, but move right on the headwall to avoid that route's crux.

Up the shallow corner just left of Overhanging Lieback, using it as needed.

The obvious ripply groove. Deceptive!

Sit start the very short rounded arete right of The Groove, and just left of the tree. Hilarious!

Start at the downhill end of the right side of the boulder, and traverse up and left to finish up Dog Dish or Dog Dish LHV.