Spin Drift is the name Lloyd Ramsey gave this route.  It has a challenging start which requires some careful balancing.  Once past the overhang start, move right then up.  The crux is towards the top where a brief overhang exists with some good jugs.  There's an easier variation when you get to the crux by going right, although you will be swinging left a bit if you fall here.

Spin Drift

Goofy Foot

Hawaii 5-O

The Wave

Body Surfin'

Charlie and the Choss Factory

Scarface

Right Break

Surprisingly solid rock with a variety of challenging moves that can pack quite a pump. Starts with a difficult move to reach the thin crack. Surmount the low overlap, then follows the crack using decent holds to a slopey crux.  After the delicate stance beneath the roof, climb out the steep crack and clip the anchor bolts (or top it out and belay).

Starts with a good layback crack or optional stemming to a small ledge just underneath a narrow chimney. Squeeze into a narrow chimney with a heavily featured face beneath the anchors.  Plenty of holds are inside the chimney, but the juggy ones are a bit reachy.  Pull a small (& dirty) ledge to the face-bolted anchors.

This route is fun.  The start (a slabby ledge) and finish (a bit past vertical) are the toughest parts, but the holds are great and reminiscent of some of the granite boulders around Bishop, CA.  Just follow the big holds.

Lead up the face and wrap around the arete or just continue to the top of the face. Gear is kind of iffy due to the rock quality, however, there are a couple pieces that are pretty good. Big holds and good feet, overall an easy route.

This is an easy route.  It starts with small pockets and ledges.  The holds get bigger and sharper as you go.

Climb the right corner to a chimney and a place to escape right onto the face and find the two bolt anchor.

This route is often wet and after a rain is a waterfall but When dry it has some fun stemming in the first 30' and protects well.

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Routes in 02. The Beach