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It is on the obvious boulder on the corner facing the VA parking lot and the Jefferson Playground. This is a short, little, slab problem to warm up upon. You either have to down-climb the slab or down-climb the back, which may actually be a harder problem. You may need a bouldering pad.

Variations to start, but follows the outside corner of K wall. Good holds, makes an excellent trad climb as well as top rope.

Follows crack left of the center of K wall.

It is on the VA parking lot side of the rock. This was not named, because it was climbed out of desperation during the COVID-19 pandemic but because there was a smashed Corona bottle on the ledge close to the top of the route. Climb the slab on the left until you can reach the jugs, then follow the jugs until you can mantel onto the ledge. You may need a bouldering pad.

Either jump start or climb in from the right (easier)

Climb the highest point on the arête on the right face. Good warm-up for P Wall.

Sit start at the obvious jug on the arete, a little right of the tree. Go up the arete and top out.

Has a convenient 2 bolt anchor

Start with right hand on a good in cut crimp, left hand on a less good crimp. Go up to jug and top out.

The lowest ledge is off for feet.

Climb the left most vertical crack on the 'Pusherman Wall'.

Classic mantle problem

Climb near the corner but don't touch it. Find a good 2 inch deep ledge 12 feet up, then move up and left to a smearing layback.

Follow the obvious crack up and around the small roof, then easy 5.5/5.6 climbing to the top.

Has a convenient 2 bolt anchor

Nice two bolt anchor at the top

At the base of this route there is a large tree that looks like it has five trunks. The route starts directly behind the tree that looks like it has five trunks. The crux of the route is at the beginning, the first ten feet or so of the climb. After climbing the first ten feet, traverse to the diagonal hand crack about 5 feet to the left. There is a loose block in the crack, so be careful what you grab. Once you reach the crack, the rest of the climb is about a 5.6/5.7. Continue straight up to the bolted anchors.

Top rope. There are two bolts on the top of the cliff for an anchor.

Ziggy but the block at the bottom is on.

On the left end of the Always Sunny Wall. Climb the arete and face, taking care to avoid crumbly holds.

Mantle up with a palm press or a dyno and then traverse across before walking up the rest with minimal effort.

Just around the back-right corner of the boulder is a short vertical crack going to shoulder height, and above it a horizontal rail. Climb up the crack, to rail, then pull up onto the slab above and finish up the easy slab.

Stand start to follow diagonal crack left and up.

The lowest ledge is off for feet.