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| Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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| The intersection | |||||
| Project - open
Sit start. Left hand on crimp on face. Right hand in slopey mono thing. Feet smear. Find a way up. | |||||
| The slipperiest of slabs | |||||
| V0 | The jug
Sit start. Both hands start on the big jug. Straight up to gain the top. | ||||
| V1 | The fin
Sit start. Both hands start on the fin of the rock. Pull up and throw for the top | ||||
| V2 | The face
Sit start. Left hand on crimps sidepull. Right hand on sloping edge. A strong pull up then use the angled edge on the face before gaining the top. | ||||
| V1 | Sidepull sit start
Sit start. Both hands on sidepull. Throw for top and mantle. | ||||
| VB | The shelf
Sit start. Both hands on ledge below the top shelf. Gain the top. | ||||
| Nearly too straight for nature | |||||
| V1 | ★ Made for it
Sit start. Both hands on ledge of second top rock. Feet smear the face on the third top rock. Throw to top and mantle. Eliminates the pointy rock that gets somewhat in the way of the feet off the start. | ||||
| V2 | In plain sight
Sit start as per made for it. Throw to top. Immediately after getting both hands on top bring the feet up too. Layaway traverse left to end of the shelf. Mantle here using only the shelf that the hands and feet are on (no help from feet on the shelves below) | ||||
| V2 | ★ Second ledge mantle
Sit start. Both hands on the great ledge of the 2nd shelf. Feet on wedge of rock between 2nd and 3rd shelves. Throw to top. Mantle straight up. You may use the 2nd shelf for the feet but go straight up. Don't stray too far right into Made for it. | ||||
| V2/3 | The full layaway
Start at far right on rock. Right hand on higher slopey edge. Left hand on lower crimps edge. Right foot heel hook on top. Traverse left to top out via In plain sight. Use only the top shelf. Eliminate everything else. | ||||
| Previously climbed 1 | |||||
| V0 | ★ Lobster Hands
Sit start LH in scum handjam, RH wedged between the two rocks with large footer to the right. Move left into pinch and further left into topout. FA: Albert Tate, Jan 2021 | ||||
| V0 | Bump Bump
Eliminate: don't use the huge juggy sidepull crack (VB if so). Detached block is out for feet. Start left hand on rail jug, right on the low rail. FA: Albert Tate, Jan 2021 | ||||
| Prominent point boulder | |||||
| V2 | You be the judge
Sit start bunched up on lower left boulder. Move right up the arete of the second boulder then left up the arete of the top boulder. How to use your feet is up to you but try and avoid accidentally standing on top of the second boulder. | ||||
| Shephard Boulder | |||||
| V4 | ★★★ A hidden gem
Start with hands on great ledge. Head up. Set: Albert Tate, Jan 2021 FA: Jack Mullaly, 13 Aug 2021 | ||||
| VB | Down Slab
Easy slabbing FA: Albert Tate, Jan 2021 | ||||
| V0 | Dawes Creek Slab
Easy but worthwhile. Try it no handed at V0/V1 to feel like Johnny Dawes. FA: Albert Tate, Jan 2021 | ||||
| Arete
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| Previously climbed 3 | |||||
| Crack Project
Sit start at the base of obvious crack. Everything from chicken wings to ringlocks appear here. Topout uncertain. | 4m | ||||
| Compression Bloc | |||||
| Project
A variety of hard and steep compression lines are possible here. V5+ | |||||
| Above the waterfall | |||||
| V0 | Basic sit start
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