Routes in San Francisco Bay Area for selected grade

Start at the two obvious head-height jug pockets, and follow the easiest line to the top.

Start just right of the right hand pocket on 'Camel High', using a large high left facing sidepull to get going.

Between 'Right Again' and 'Right Arete'.

Vague left arete.

Centre of face. Take care with a loose hold up high.

Vague arete left of 'Hunger Strike'.

Up the blank bulgy wall between Sun Slab Undercling and Equinox. Harder & better if you avoid the large cracked hold to the left.

A squeeze job up the steep prow 1' right of Equinox.

Climb through the sloping rail just left of the flake on the Kids Problem.

Crimpy face left Unnamed 1.

From the bottom of the diagonal ramp, climb up through the obvious undercling to the top. Watch for poison oak down low.

Start on the obvious undercling spike, then up the shallow scoop to a highball escape to the right (direct finish is more sustained).

Start at the right side of the low glittery arch on some obvious sidepulls, and climb up and then leftward towards the small tree.

Start directly below the small tree and go straight up on sharp incuts.

Perhaps the funnest route at the Bubble, with massive jug-filled huecos yielding a variety of overhanging no-hands rests.

Bolted April 2012. Chain top anchor.

First 2 bolts shared with 'Jekyll & Hyde'[18573613]. Continues left to chain top anchor.

Runout can be mitigated with an optional 0.5"-0.75" cam. Cold shut top anchor.

Start at the base of 'Bear Fingers'[220123827] and follow jugs over the steepest line up the face. Finish on the short finger crack to cold shut top anchors.

A variation on this route moves right before the finger crack to the last bolt and top anchors of 'Rampage'[18573727].

A boulder sitting on Portugese beach with some nice features and pockets. Easy climbing, chill landing zone. Great to traverse around as well. Seems to be accessible most of the time but maybe not at some parts of the year if tide is really high.