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Often wet.

Climb a series of nice flakes up the usually wet rock.

Up, step over the gap, up trending right, then traverse left along the edge, up left of the anchors, then reach right to clip the anchors.

Start just left of the big boulder. Up the face to the corner system, pass it mostly on the left, then go right again to the anchors.

Climb the obvious chimney then head left and up to the anchors. One of the longer routes at the parking lot wall, fun if the start isn't wet.

Right-most climb at the Parking Lot Wall -- from the right-most trail from the parking, if you turn right instead of going to the main section, you'll go up steps that lead directly to the base of this route.

Often wet.

In Ward Smith's (2009) book as 5.5, but the 5.7 grade listed here seems more reasonable.

This line goes up and rightwards up a less than vertical face parallelling the edge of the wall as it drops off into a bit of a gully.

Be careful top-roping this route -- a fall can easily swing off the route into the gully, and even following has some risk.

Climb the thin face on the right wall of the gully, to anchors shared with "The Wimpy-Gilman Ridge".

New (since 2009) short route that starts down and right of the ledge.

Starts over a low overhang.

1. 5.7, 10 bolts.Low overhang, slab, then a bit steeper.

2. 5.4, 5 bolts. Continue up easy slab.

Many people just climb the better first pitch.

Mantle then face to a short crack.

A short face climb just left of the boulder leaning against the wall.

P1 is trad. P2 is mixed trad(?). P3 is sport. Dead Toad is a sport variation to P2 that goes left.

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Starts just right of "Model Citizen", with a first bolt on the left side of a large fin.

1. 5.7 7 bolts. To continue to P2, clip a long draw on the right side of the anchor, then traverse a couple meters left to another anchor.

2. 5.7 9 bolts. Mostly easy slab, but with a nice harder head wall to exposed arete. Great view from the top.

A nice crack in a corner to easier slab.

Climb the blunt corner below the railway ties, easier if you go around the corner to the left at times, more difficult (maybe 5.8) straight up the bolts.

Go up the obvious wide chimney with the large boulders wedged in it.

Despite the name, only 5.7.

Climb the obvious crack with ledges up to lower-offs. Very good protection with generally good stances to place it from.

Climb thin edges in a groove at the start (crux), then up a left-leaning edge, pull over onto the slab, and scamper easily to the anchors.

Climb the slab to, then up the obvious left-facing chimney in the middle of the cliff. Well (if not over-) bolted.