Start on the right-facing jugs, and move left on some fairly bad slopers.  Set up on some sloping feet and make a big move up to a sloping rail and try to surmount the bulge.

Gangster Hippie

Deuce Bigelow

Kiss of Death

Top of the world, Ma!

The Black Bird

The Reckless Moment

High Sierra

Little Bear

The Kiss Off

The Long Goodbye

You Say Tomato

Key Largo

Vamp

Suburban Hippie

Ketel One

Scarlet Street

Tokyo Joe

Smooth Patrol

The Hole Problem

Give me room

Koala Bear

Path of least resistance following the seam.

To date, I've only downclimbed this one (might be more fun as a climb).

Get established on slabby ground down low and move to the obvious singular pocket high in the center of the face. Standard slabby top out.

Sit start on good (but scary) undercling block. Grab ear hold, then move up to top-out jugs. Good moves as long as the start hold doesn't end up in your lap!

Start on thin holds just right of the arete with a good ledge for your feet.  Balance up and slightly left to an easier topout.

Sit down start on good but sandy holds. More fun than it looks.

If you're in the area and feeling reckless...sit start in the big hueco above a small boulder and head up the blunt arete.

Short crack that's almost silly, but worthwhile as one of the few crack problems at the Mouth.

Start matched on a somewhat junky rail. Head up and left using a nose-shaped feature.

Awesome sloper climbing culminates in one of my favorite moves at the Mouth.

As always, if people have any info about this, please share. I'd be stoked to hear it.

My info of this problem came from here:

americanrivierabouldering.b…

Start on the perfectly situated jug just below the traverse lip on the right side. Go left. Just after the little dihedral is probably the best place to top out, but obviously there are options.

Guidebook gives it V2, doesn't feel any harder than the

Mouth Traverse

though...so I compromised at V1.

Also see the

this overview photo.

Center of face. Good edges to a moderate top out

Good (if a bit friable) edges up the steep rounded arete.

Photo coming soon...

Sit start on good edge, one move out left, one move out right, done. All good holds, fun moves.

Sit start on the slotted jug and move up and right through good pockets.

Start on good holds just inside the cave and under the crack (or start in the crack). Climb straight out using good locks in the left trending finger crack.

Start on sidepulls/edges and make one hard (i.e. fairly stout for V0+) move up to the slopey blunt arete/prow. Easy going from there.

See

this overview photo.

Starting just right of the arete, pull up and over the small roof using a series of three sidepulls.  Tread lightly as you top out - the holds over the top are good but hollow sounding.

Not exactly sure what the "proper" start is...I started with a left hand on the undercling under the roof and a right hand in the good pocket on the face. Starting with both hands on the undercling seems significantly harder but perhaps this is the V3 crux...I'd be interested to hear how others do it. Either way, go more or less straight up the bulging rounded arete on good holds with powerful moves.

Use the hole and/or the

Gangster Hippie

start rail to move up so you're standing in the obvious hole to the right of Gangster Hippie. Straight up on edges/slab.

On the back side of a smaller boulder in front of Top of the World, Ma, sit start on good holds down in a small cave and pull the roof on thinner holds.

I guess this route has been climbed before, but I could not find any information about it. We stumbled upon it when looking for a warm up - it wasn't a warm up.

Start on the undercling in the small roof and head straight up. Great line !

If anyone has more information about this climb, please share.

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