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Starts 4m left of 'Fallout'.

Left (5.9) Right crack (5.10b)

Classic overhanging hand/fist crack

Starts as Mother of Jam, only steps right onto the face and arête. Easy to top out.

This route has three different starts. 5.6 if you climb left up and to the ledge, 5.7 if you go strait up and 5.9 if you climb right (funky moves off the start), all climbs go to the chimney and end at the anchors at the top.

Starts at a small crack, moves left on thin ledges to a great layback to the top. Quite polished and slick from lots of traffic.

The arête that is the right side of Jam chimney

Obvious zig zag crack between Jam and Peanut Butter. Starting down left, jam up through the zig zag, moving right and up to the top.

A very popular leaning crack, to anchors at the top.

Just right of Peanut Butter, climb the crack past the chock stone to the pocketed wall. Anchors at the top.

Starts to the climbers left of the chockstones in HOOC. Has a chossy and slick start. Follows a crack up to and then past the roof.

A large chimney in the middle of the wall. Route starts to the climbers right of the chockstones towards the top of the route, goes up the chimney and traverse to the climbers left to the chockstones.

Start right of HOOC on a bolt below a roof.

Finger crack right of HOOC.

Climb the face, placing a couple pieces to reach the bolted business up the face.

Place a few pieces to reach the bolted face.

Located on the far right side of the wall, climb the crack/corner system up to the ledge where there is a small tree. A few feet up from that there is a small overhang, climb out and to the left and follow the crack to the top. (5.6 alternate route is climb right of the overhang and follow the obvious line to the top).

Located left of just a 5.6, hidden behind some cedar trees.

The obvious crack system ~5m climbers left of 'Arete, Eh?' and a few meters right of the ground-level anchors. Known to be hard for the grade. Top anchors with chains were installed circa 2010.

Pitch 1 -5.8 Pitch 2-10a

Same trad start shared with Old Sir. Once on the ramp after the short finger crack, clip the bolt under the roof and begin your push upward. Fun traverse along the roof before pulling over the mantle at the crux bolt.

Note: Anchors my have been removed, possible to use Old Sir's slightly to the right. Slightly runout on the easy climbing above the last bolt, but possible to place some gear if needed.

Second pitch of With Boots

Climb a steep gully/groove just right of Peak Season in Harlem to a ledge at the base of a cave. Belay here and climb out the right side of the cave and continue up the groove to the top. This route is worthy, if only to see the cave system. (Copied from Rakkup guide)

Climb the obvious big crack. Big holds, nice layback. Continue over the bulge to anchor chains.

Start in the wide overhanging crack to the right of El Camino Real. Once established on a large ledge follow the short finger crack up before traversing right along a nice ramp. Head straight up before running into the bolted line of Good Feathas.

Fist crack that leads into fingers just before the crux. First route/crack you arrive at when walking in to the swamp.

Handcrack located 8-10 feet further into the gully that "Does Your Boyfriend Drive Too" is located on. Route trends upwards to the right and has a short traverse to the right to share quicklink anchors with the previously mentioned sport route. Easy cam placements throughout.