Climb past two bolts to a short crack that protects okay with hand size gear. Continue up past rolling slab past bolts to a diagonal crack. Follow the crack and step right to seam when feasible then exit past large pocket above into sandy scoop in the rock to two bolt anchor.

Heart Throb

Second Breakfast

Dike's Edge

Conjunction Junction

Yahtzee

Sinister Footwear

Shift and Adjust

Temperature Rising

Push It Along

Walk out onto little ledge, smear up rolling slabs following bolts until you reach the diagonal crack going up to the left with scooping feet. The farther left you go the less footing you have. Follow the crack up to the crux, bouldery move to the right. Seems easier for taller people. Runout at the top to the anchor. Alternate line is to skip the crack and go straight up through big moves to jugs.

Small log platform makes for a decent landing. Start on a low rail and climb a 5 ft offwidth section. Find the undercling pocket and enjoy the stem to finish. Crazy varied and fun.

Start on the obvious dike and climb onto the face above. After the 3rd bolt, step left and continue upward. You may be tempted to go right at some point. Stay left to the anchors. Would be a good first lead.

First crux is at the steep slab, second crux is getting over the bulgy roof.

Walk to the far right side of the face and scramble up onto a small ledge to begin.  The crux is right in your face off the deck. Follow the hard face climbing past a couple bolts and move into the seam (1 inch piece useful).

Starts at a short diagonal crack, followed by a slab section and a small bulge. Ends with a runout but easier section (may take gear but it is not necessary). Can be set up as a toprope, but not without significant rope drag.

Start is the same as Dike's Edge.  Climb the vertical dike and move right at the gully onto friction climbing past a couple of bolts.

The first part of the climb is sustained 5.9 moves with crimpy edges and decent feet. The climb transitions to easier slab terrain after the first 30 feet.

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