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Just to the left of Wafer. Start at the cave entrance (or deep in the cave if you want to make a statement), climb up and left to a crux bouldery mantle. After a rest on the ledge, follow the crack to the ring anchors.

Wafer Area.

the left most route over the water

4 bolts. climb up to the overhanging chunk of rock, pull some difficult moves up to a good ledge and continue up through easier climbing. Varitaon 12a — start traversing from shore, and work your way into the route. Difficulty varies depending on water level, with higher water level turns into a pump fest pulling through to the second bolt.

3 bolts. Climb up fairly big moves between good ledges, then work up some crimpy holds to the top. Don’t bail out right to maintain the difficulty.

Start up the cracked arete just right of Johnny Be Good to gain the runout bolts protecting the crux. Some psychological gear may be found to supplement the bolts to the anchors. Belay at a tree with slings on it.

Stick clip recommended, fun and physical crux around the first bolt. Finish on ring anchors.

Short, obvious middle line follow up the thin crack past two bolts, make an odd transition to an awkward finger jam and crux to then solid holds to the top.

Contrived problem: the top lip of the rock is eliminated, leading to some excellent climbing. Same start as Dandy. After gaining the first widening of the crack, shoot out right to jugs and continue traversing the slopey rail feature. With a big swing to reach the Eggs Benny arête, finish same as Vanilla Smoothie.

On the backside (facing the cliff). Right side of the wall, sit start on your choice of small holds. Move up through the crimps and gymnastic moves to the bucket up top.

Same as Commando, but start on the big jug on the right and throw directly to the sloper

Start far right on two underclings. Make your way left traversing under the slanted roof to gain a sidepull and a series of small rails. Fire up and left diagonal to the top.

Sidepull hold broke sometime late season 2020, harder transition but still climbs at V4.

Start with both hands in the crack left of the green streak. Shoot for the sloped rail overhead and continue right as it becomes the ledge, then go straight up to the peak of the prominence to top out.

Start low with both hands jamming in the obvious finger crack and both feet hooking the lip out left. Follow the crack up to top out. Often seeping. * Difficult to avoid dabbing the first move after lifting off a crash mat, recommended to start on a thin mat/ towel. Starting with one foot already high skipping the first foot movement sequence makes the climb soft but still lot of fun.

Climb the arête from the low crimps; one on the steep, one the slab.

Full value! Climb the entire route without using any rock above the transection. Palmpress the leftmost holds on the diagonal rail, and figure out how to maneuver around the bend and then continue right and complete the problem From the Bend.

The latter and steep section of Around the Bend, but excellent climbing on its own. Use only the rock below the transection, start on the sidepull jug and work through the crimp pockets to mantle on the far end of the rock.

Low start with the good size right facing sidepull and the large flat right leaning rail. Up through the band of crystals to the top while staying on the steep side of the boulder. Be wary of the deep sharp jug ⅔ of the way up on the left, it is quite hollow, and the hold above/ slightly to the right of it is solid.

Start in the same spot as PB&J, but move right to the ledge at the end of the crack, then up some crimps to the large ledge.