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Pockets, pumpy

Tricky moves, same anchors as 'Tricks Ain't for Kids'

Up layback/flare, short and mean!!

4 bolts on prow then 3 bolt face finish

5 bolts up crack/corner then finish on last 3 bolts of 'Flambe'

Up face/arete/face, marvelous climb!!

Variation start of 'One Bad Stud'; clip the first 5 bolts of 'Big Balls in Cow Town', then right, up steep face to anchors

Out of cave, then up and right to half-way anchors

Left most bolt line, short, tricky

Share first 5 bolts with 'Fireworks on the Fourth' then traverse right at roof and up steep bulge for 3 bolts

(a Mother's Day gift!) bolted face/arete, steep, great power moves off small holds

Through bulge/roof, sustained, continuously technical, good in spite of some flaky rock

Start on short block, cruxy at second-to-third bolt, finish on steep arete

Up thin face

(if you don't wimp out and use the block to the left!!), sustained, up two parallel seams to dihedral finish

Up black bulge/face, kinky!!

Left side of steep slab, thin moves!

Devious, balancy climbing up north face of pillar. Starts on slab 15 feet up

Climbs up steep crack to a hard lock off move to easier finish

Much harder (5.12d?) if you use only the thin crack past the first bolt

Up reddish face, crux low but sustained above

Just right of the corner where the east facing wall turns to southeast facing; starts off big boulder

Pocket-pulling crux

Starts left of 'cave', over roof, then left to great arete climbing

Blunt arete start, thin crux moves on steep headwall

Hard and sustained form the start, the crux is above the mid-way anchors, arete finish, excellent!

Classic overhanging face to finger crack

Long, several cruxes

Up z-seam face

4-bolt variation to the start of 'The Wild Side'

Bolts, climbs up steep crack to a hard lock off move to easier finish. Original route from the 90's.

Climb the left overhanging side of a prominent prow. Hard crimps and tricky sequences leads to bigger holds about 2/3 the way up the climb.

Devious, balancey climbing up north face of pillar. Starts on slab 15 feet up. Original route from the 90's.

Start in a right leaning corner then move through a bulge on jams and crimps to a final thin headwall.

Start in the same corner as 'Buck Fever' and move right to an undercling below a big roof. Reach out and gain a series of hueco features and follow them up the overhanging arete until you can pull left onto the face. Continue on the arete up more moderate climbing to the anchors.

Not bolted yet, short, continuously hard route that pulls a small overlap just at about 10 feet and continues up a blank headwall for another 20 feet to a ledge.

Start left and work right to a stance around the 2NdBolt. Move back left to a steep face with edges and pockets. Shares the anchors as 'East Berlin'. Original route from the 90's.

Climb up to a hard pull through a bulge at mid height. One or two hard moves on an easier climb.

Climb vertical grey rock to a ledge, continue on easy ground to the first of 3 roofs. A heal hook leads to a hard pull with a lot of body tension over the first roof. Pass the second roof on the left and continue up steep rock to the last roof. Pass it on the right and work up a corner to a horn like feature and a hard pull to the anchors.

After an overhanging block, climb a white face just left of an arête.

Squeezejob with black hangers

The leftmost route on Yellow Cake Wall.

Sustained climbing with thin holds. The wide crack to the right is considered off limits to achieve the 11d grade. If you use the crack or else anything to the right, the grade is 5.9. There us s bolt up top to facilitate setting a toprope.

Belay on ledge/ramp, 3 bolt start, then move left to face/blunt arete for great 4 bolt finish

Clip the same first bolt as "Draggin' Lady", then step right, up hand crack to thin, bulging face, to dihedral finish

Great moves

Flared crack start

A rough and rowdy ride!!

Burly bulge!

Up long face that goes over small roof half-way up

Crux finish

White bulge to roof/layback crack

Technical jamming above low roof

Thin crack to steep ramp

Pretty, steep face, right side of creamy white prow

Shares first 2 bolts with 'U-Turn', then angle left to steep headwall finish

Starts out of low cave, 2 bolts up brown feature, then angle right and up for 4 more bolts

Up white face to short steep crack finish

Steep white rock, follow thin seam left through roof

Climb an arete with a white face on the left side, then step left to another arete feature; using the crack to the left decreases both the grade and quality!!