Start down low underneath O.P.P on some two finger crimps.  Use your body tension and kung fu grip to power through some of the worst holds ever.  Same finish as O.P.P 

Chinese Arithmetic

Testify

Invisible Man

O.P.P.

Underestimated

Lost in Translation

Jr.'s Corner

Slightly contrived, O.P.P. is a very popular problem with good rock and nice moves.  With no definite crux, this one is all about keeping it together. 

  Sit start on a large, flat jug.  Make a few easy moves, then grab some small edges(big flake is off) and flow up and left to the crux gaining a good finishing slot.   

  Rated V7 in guidebook, but felt much easier.

Starts down low under the roof to the left of Chinese Arithmetic on a small left hand crimp and decent right hand.  Make some core intense moves and  careful not to dab, thin pads recommended.

Just to the right of O.P.P. and start is on the middle block down low. Flake is on. High heel hook beta is boss. Pretty soft problem

Sit start on a flexing jug on the backside of the Jr's Corner boulder, fire out a roof to an easy topout.

Climbs to the rightmost arete. Sit start about 15ft left of the arete with a larger move to a crimp, traverse right in the arete to a probably dirty topout

Start low and left on a large flat jug.  Easy moves up and right lead to a final jug below a roof.  Big moves, bad holds in a horizontal crack, and awkward, high feet make gaining better holds at the right edge of the roof very difficult. 

  Fat fingers do not help on this one.  Expect to work hard for this one.  Some say it's V8.

Part of the mail cliff line, this steep, blocky cave is home to many high quality problems like O.P.P V6, Jr.'s Corner V6+,and some of the harder problems such as Testify V12 and Chinese Arithmetic V13. 

  This area has a almost completely flat landing, and many of the problems stay close to the ground, making it a good choice for anyone climbing alone.

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Protection

Routes in Jr.'s Corner