Routes

Sit-start, slap your way up the left-hand arete to easy finish.

Standing start, slap your way up the right-hand arete.

Same Sit-start as "Hope and Hindrance" but dyno directly to finish. Besides the initial starting hold, all other holds on the arete are out.

Fun lowball with great movements. Sit-start as far right as possible on crimps, then traverse left to final diagonal rail and mantle to finish.

The dead rotting tree was removed after it half fell down, creating a dangerous hazard for climbers but also exposing a new face on the boulder.

Standing start off opposing sidepulls, move directly up the vague arete on side-pulls and crimps to a blank top-out.

Standing start in the middle of the dihedral, moving straight up on crimps and side-pulls. link into "Extreme Gardening" to finish.

Standing start, move up through the dihedral using thin crimps and sidepulls. A high jug gives a small reprieve before topping out on slopers.

Right foot on the low side pull, mantle up and continue up the slab.

Starting right of the tree, squeeze up the dihedral onto the boulder then continue up the slab.

Sit-start from lowest point of arete. Move directly up on large pinches and crimps onto slab and finish.

Sit-start juggy goodness, moving up and to the right to finish.

Sit-start move directly up to finish

Single move mantle problem. Sit-start on block, mantle overhang on slopers and good feet.

Easy climb on a very featured slab, middle of the wall starting next to flake on the ground. Good landing.

Starts 2m left of "Mud Wasp". Sit-start under the overhang with feet on small boulder and hands matched on sloper ledge. Moving up and to the left before popping to sharp triangleular crimp. Swing left foot out to brace against the side of the rock, toe hook the lip of boulder with right foot, then mantle to top out.

Found on top of the second set of boulders. Standing start with hands matched on the obvious juggy ledge. Move directly up on jugs and slopers to finish. BAD LANDING... Be sure to have at least a few crash pads a spotter is not needed however is highly recommended.

Standing start with both hands palm down in horizontal crack, step feet up onto the rock and extend up to reach a large sloper, then top out. The left hand crack / arete are not to be used.

Standing start in dihedral; move up using the obvious holds. When you have reached the horizontal crack, follow it left to finish.

Found on top of the second set of boulders. A super easy problem with a nice view at the top. Be careful of drop-off.

Start sitting on block with both hands in the crescent shaped crack. Move your feet up onto rock and then move right onto the face of boulder on crimps, topping out through the gap on slopers.

This problem is located on the far right-hand end of the boulders, next to a tree with a branch cut off. Standing start, far to the left at the lowest ground level. Begin with Left hand on the low crimp and right hand on side-pull flake, step up into dihedral on crimps and side-pulls, continuing up and trending to the right to finish on good juggy holds.

Sit start with fist jam and crimp grip, twist up to undercling layback, reach right hand up to arete, layback then reach to left hand grip out on face, then follow arete up to top out.

The original sit-start holds have been broken off over the years, it may still go but it would be harder then V3. Crouching start at the bottom of the crack, follow the crack to the left until you are over the block then move right onto face of boulder using crimps before topping out through the gap on slopers.