Route follow obvious crack that snakes across formation.

Start right most between the rocks (potential crux) continuing up and traversing left to gain good holds and finding feet to turn the corner and continue traversing left to the end of the system and taking the small crack ramp up.

Obvious Route

Obvious var.

Stem Route var.

Slab Route

Face Route

Crack Route

Starts up Crack Route, at the horizontal crack, veer right into the dihedral to find good holds and smears to step up into a stance before the crux. Potential knee bar here. Make moves and gastons to meet back up with the crack finish from Crack Route.

Starts from Obvious route, following the horizontal, snaking crack; but rather continue around and up the flaring crack to the finish. The transition around the corner up into the flare is likely the crux.

Avoid using the cheat block behind you. Start up and enter crux off a crimp and smears to get on easier ground and walk it up to a nice step to finish.

Hidden hold to mantle up the easyramp to the crack. Utilizing the corner some to get the crimps and get established on the face. Small crystals, sequential smearing and crimp cranking achieve more thin holds to gain the low angle finish.

Starts below large bulge on upper part of formation. Quick step up mantle to the ramp (optional small pro) leads up to the crack. Good holds and tight feet get you through the crux to stand on a small ledge. Continue up the crack to the low angle finish.

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Routes in First Face