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Low angle hand corner crack. Great feet, great placements. A little sketchy for the belayer, as the ground drops of on the left. Perfect for learning how to place gear on lead.

On the right side of the corner you will find two hidden anchor bolts at the top (not visible from below), we felt lucky when we found them as the corner get's brittle up top.

Obvious off width crack that goes into an overhanging section right before the top out. Big cams and hard to protect start.

Option to do the non overhanging part and then climb out to the left face, with the two bolts, then only 5.9 offwidth.

This is a fun wide climb that works all of the sizes in a dihedral. It starts at tight hands and rough calcite, but quickly widens and cleans up. There are a couple of rests to milk, but be ready for a long stretch of 9" wriggling! The crack briefly widens to nearly 12" just before some features force you outside before a final mantle to the anchor ledge. This protects well with a BD #8 slid up behind the constriction.

There is a newer 2nd pitch that goes at 5.9 up the chimney to the top of the tower (or rim? I need to go back and climb this. I forgot which side Devin & Pamela said it topped out on).

1x70m rope works. A 60 might, but I would be careful with that.

Up the middle of the face past a tiny tree, then right before the overhang, then up across a bunch of lichen

Old style route, hard route finding and a few demanding chemneys but worth doing ! Expo descent.

Immediately left of Rust Pin, corner to left face finish.

Rack 0.1-0.75

"Practice Slab" crag is located near (41.2509272, -111.9351714). Another crag developed for skills practice and introductory climbing. Training Wheels is middle route.

Climb the slopey arete to the diagonal jug rail. On the back of the Yabo Roof boulder opposite Yardarm.

Start on two underclings and ascend on crimps. On the back of the Blockhead boulder.

Start on the hueco and finish up 'Back In The Saddle'.

Bridge up the slabby corner via edges and pockets then follow crack through two rooflets to a crux pulling through the second.

Iron jugs flow into micro crimps on a technical vert/slab crux. Sun after 1 pm

A fun but squeezed line that runs up jugs and pockets. Slight runout to anchors. Still some loose rock on this one, wear a helmet.

Low angle face to corner. Step across and traverse right trending crack below knifeblade ridge. Finish through notch gaining prominent ledge, gear anchor.

Rack: nuts, #0.1-#2

Low angle face to right trending ramp, continue through chute/corner with constrictions M2+/3- finish through notch and sling block anchor. 1-2 pitches.

Rack: nuts/tricams, #0.2-#2

Classic Roy highball. Follows an obvious weakness in center-left of west face. A few techy slab moves get you to a shakeout at a horizontal break where you have to decide to commit. The face steepens with a unique mono pinch, good footwork pays off.

Stand start with a high right hand sidepull/undercling block, moving left into the slopers. From here, head up on slopey crimps to a juggy topout.

There is also an optional sit start on crimps down low and right of the stand start, which is incredibly awkward.

This line climbs a series of slopey jug huecos to a commiting gaston move and cross over high off the deck. An amazing find only done (I'm guessing) in 2008.