A variation of East Wind.  Begin on the flake and move left up the flake until you meet with East Wind.  Find the massive jug and move up to the anchor.

Dark Apron

The Steppes

Dare

Braille

Heatwave

Night Music

East Wind

Icon

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West Wind

Just to the right of Icon, this is an excellent line that incorporates balance and small, moderate technical moves.

Move up past the undercling to a series of small holds.  Reach the first jug and continue up the steep section. Move around the lip and make the reach for the huge jug about 3/4 of the way up. Mantel onto the jug, and then move up easier climbing to the anchor.

The leftmost climb, a decent first trad route.

Start on the crack left of the first bolted line.  Move up the crack to the easier section, where the route conjoins with The Steppes.

Start on the small outcrop, move right trough the crux to the bolted anchor.

The hardest line at Windy Slab.  Shares an anchor with Braille.

A fun clime, the first bolted line on the slab.  Begin on the corner  and move up through the vertical crux, moving onto easier terrain to the bolted anchor.

One of the best lines here.  Start at small ledges near the bottom, making your way up on to the small roof via small but plentiful footholds.

There are several variations at the roof, the hardest (and most fun) being reaching for the crimp on the rooftop and pulling over.  Alternatively, you can move left (most common) or right around the roof.

Move past the roof to easier climbing, up to the anchor.

Another good line, start up on the small ledge, and move right around the underclings. Smear your way up to the large roof. Go left and follow the splitter crack onto the roof to the anchor.

A series of small roofs to a chossy top with no anchor.

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Routes in Windy Slab