Routes in Joe's Valley

Sit start on arete of Midnight Murder Boulder and layback to the top.IGNORE ALL ROUTES/BOULDERS BELOW SLICK RICK, THEY ARE OF A PREVIOUS INCOMPLETE GUIDE.

Stand start on big hueco. Climb up and left.

Sit start on right sidepull and left crimp right of PB. Continue up and right on overhang.

On the boulder right of Big Lebowski, stand start left hand arete, right hand pocket. Follow the line just right of the arete.

Stand start on good holds. Follow flakes on arete. IGNORE THE ROUTES/BOULDERS BELOW ATTENTION, THEY ARE OF THE OLD INCOMPLETE GUIDE.

Right of Sex Thing, sit start on flake. Climb up edges and mantle.

Start as SPAM arete, but go slightly right avoiding the left hand jugs.

Stand start on opposite sidepulls. Up the corner.

Far right of the West face of the Slab boulder. Stand start on crimp flakes, easy mantle.

Start the same as Pimpin' Jeans. climb straight up and mantle using the juggy lip.

Low start on edge. Left hand crimp, right hand sidepull. Mantle the scoop.

Sit start on rock with undercling. Up and mantle.

Sit start on the arete right of Self Service, Straight up and mantle.

Stand start on sloper to the right of Midnight Murder. IGNORE ALL ROUTES/BOULDERS BELOW THIS ONE, THEY ARE OF A PREVIOUS INCOMPLETE GUIDE.

Sit start on heart hold. Up and mantle.

Sit start on flat edge. Climb the overhang.

Stand start lying back on the flake. Up the flake and mantle.

Stand start on crack right of Not so Hot. Traverse left and over. IGNORE THE ROUTES/BOULDERS BELOW ATTENTION, THEY ARE OF THE OLD INCOMPLETE GUIDE.

Stand start on good crimp. Climb up easy holds and mantle.

Right hand on sloping crimp and left hand undercling. Up up.

Sit start on underclings. Up up up.

Very close to Nerve Damage. If you're looking at ND the 'Kill' boulder with LH's on it is to your left about 100 feet down the road on your right. Hard to miss.

Start with both hands on the big round undercling. Go left using the crimp, and slap your way up the slopey left hand rail. Go straight up and mantle.

Stand start and layback.