Vie in First Pullout

About 75ft left of Clutch Cargo/Ultraman

Leftmost route, near the J

The right-most of a trio of well-chalked climbs on the lower tier of the Hamlet, below the easier 5.6-5.9 climbs. Angular holds on an overhanging start lead up to an exciting slab finish.

The right-most bolted route, about half-way up the ramp.

Starts where the ledge turns into a ramp up to the right.

2nd bolted line from the left, with 8 bolts up to an anchor. Lots of fun.

Left-most bolted line on the front of the cliff.

Climb diagonally up rightwards to the obvious crack splitting the large varnished area on the front of the cliff.

This is the rightmost bolted route on the steep section to the left.

Left-most route on the steep section, starts about 40ft up the gully.

Climb the rounded arete to the right of the face, then traverse to the anchor. A very committing feeling lead for a 5.6.

Climb up the slab directly beneath the shared anchor.

Slab climbing up the bolts on the left side of the slab, to the shared anchors.

At the top of the gully is a small cliff with a huge roof split by an impressive thin crack.

Also can be aided at A1.

3rd route to the left of What R Streek. Shares anchor with Slab Happy.

2nd route to the left of What R Streek. Shares anchor with Slab Stick.

1st route to the left of What R Streek.

Go up the u-shaped black water streak at the far right of the slab.

Climb the long thin seam in the middle of the wall.

Start at the face to the left of The Minnow pillar.

1. 5.8 sport: use one of the bolted routes to the left of The Minnow pillar (bolted anchors). (Probably has its own name.)

2. 5.3? trad: From the ledge, continue up the low-angle crack to the right.

3. 5.6 trad: Continue up stepped crack. There is one bolt at the crux.

All three pitches have bolted anchors. Descend by rapping each pitch. I think this route might be named Ahi, but can't find a citation anywhere.

Short climb on a small buttress to the left of the main cliff. TR from bolted anchor on top, scramble up left side to reach top & set TR.

There's a "stray" anchor between "Albacore Man" and "Chips and Salsa" which can be used to TR the wall between the two climbs.

Climb the crack in the middle of the formation, then the chimney/gulley above.

Uses holds on either side of the water streak on the wall, zig-zagging as appropriate.

Climb directly up the (smoother) water streak.

At right end of wall, go up very shallow gulley to cracked face, then move left to anchors of P1 of Chips Ahoy when possible.

Bolts start towards the top of a chimney. Overhung start yields to easier climbing and then veers left to the chains.