Routes in North America for selected grade

4th class slab just left of the arete. Be gentle with the tafoni - it's snappy.

Watch out for poison oak around the base.

A sketchy descent / ascent route. Vastly better to walk in & out to the right (facing the cliff).

Up the slab without using your hands. There are at least 3 independent variants - left, centre and right (slightly harder).

Next boulder right of Juggy Prow.

Handy descent for the Pegboard Wall.

Low angled ramp with dishes on the right side of the uphill face.

One move wonder - shame it isn't twice as high.

Straight up the separate boulder and blocks on left.

Lovely patina just right of the tree.

Around left is a very pleasant low angled golden slab.

Downclimb off the top.

The obvious corner crack.

The southern-most (left hand, when facing the mountain) of the 3 major ridges. Mostly 4th class until a slabby traverse right into a gully near the top.

Looking at the wall, there is an obvious intrusive dike about 8" wide, noticeable because such dikes are fairly rare in the JTree rock. Climb this dike.