THE CLIMBS

WEST WALL

A. Right Blocks. 5-9+ or 10c. Start up the crack, continue up to second horizontal. Step left on a small edge, then a couple of unlikely knobs. Go straight up at 10c, or reach far left to grab an edge (difficult with short arms) and finish at 9 or 10a.

B. Straight Line. 10d or 11a. Climb the crack on the outside corner. A face move above the first horizontal is the crux.

C. Right Inside Corner. 11a. Above the roof, bear left using an angled ledge. Where "C" and "D" meet, is a half-ton loose block, sitting at its angle of repose; avoid it! Finish on the crack system behind the tree, or the big crack system to its left.

D. Dark And Dirty. 11a. Obvious crack ascent. Finish as above.

E. The Ledge. 11a. Climb the first crack system to the left of "Dark And Dirty", heading for the vertical crack that leads to the anchors.

F. Light To Dark. 11a. Up the crack system to a ledge, then the difficult face. Can also be finished to the anchors farther left.

G. Undone. ? A very hard route possibility.

H. Wonder As You Wander. 11a. The wandering is mainly on the upper face where you pass through the vague eye.

Note: just above the letter "H" is a left diagonal, which is the easiest approach to "I". Also, just left of "H" is a potential difficult face route that hadn't been tried as of this posting.

NORTHWEST BUTTRESS

I. Northwest Buttress Right. 5-7. Both of the shown start options are a bit hard. One could start up "H", then diagonal left on a ledge, for an easier start. Mostly 5-5 and 5-6 climbing.

J. The Giraffe's Jaunt. 5-7. There are several ways to and around the upper bush, including a left alternate. The alcove start is quite hard.

K, A Marmot's Muse, and L, The Right Stuff, see next photo and descriptions.

NORTHWEST FACE

K. A Marmot's Muse. 5-9. Starts on a very small sloping platform. A couple of tricky spots, then up high, clip the common hanger and climb the far-right fingernail-thin crack towards the anchors (that move is probably harder than 5-9; if needed ascend a little to the left).

L. The Right Stuff. 5-9 or 10a. Starts on the same small sloping platform. As you reach the diagonal crack up high, climb straight up, clip the common hanger, move left, clip the next hanger, move over the bulge, and climb the right side of the upper nose where the anchors sit.

M. Daring Dick's Travail. 10a. Follow a pretty obvious line. See the detail photo for the start specifics.

N. Slim Pickins. 5-8+ or 5-9. See the detail photo for the start specifics. Also follows a pretty obvious line. The crux is the thin fingertip crack on the upper face, which is arguably 5-9.

O. Center Direct (straight up over the out-y hump). 5-9. Or Center Variation (immediately right of the out-y navel). 5-9.

P. Fat Boy Slim. 5-9. Narrow and wide, narrow and wide.

Q. Hankster's Panky. See following.

NORTH FACE

M, N, O, P, & Q all start from the big platform. See detail photo for starts.

M. Daring Dick's Travail. 10a.

N. Slim Pickins. 5-8+. Thin crack above center is 5-9.

O. Center Direct & Center Variation. Both about 5-9.

P. Fat Boy Slim. 5-9.

Q. Hankster's Panky. 10b or 10d/11a. The step, to the right at the bush, is tricky, as is the step left up above (10b). The straight-up variation is the 10d/11a variation.

R. Northeast Buttress. 5-7 to 5-11 depending on your start. Really nice varied starts and varied climbing. Pretty long. See photo below.

DETAIL OF STARTS FOR ROUTES LEAVING THE MAIN PLATFORM

M. Daring Dick's Travail - step out onto the nose, go up and cross under the bush, before going straight up.

N. Slim Pickins - climb onto the nose from the alcove, climb towards the bush, staying left of it as you enter the slot.

O. Center routes - pick a way.

P. Fat Boy Slim - right up through the alcove.

Q. Hankster's Panky - from the boulder on the left side of the platform.

EAST FACE AND EAST WALL

R. Northeast Buttress. 5-7 to 5-11. The two rightmost starts are hard, the farthest right would start in a jungle at the base of the nose. The start to the left of the "R" is via interesting fins, 5-7 or 5-8. There are several variations through the middle and there are three or more variation exits.

S. East Face Route. 5-9 to 5-10. Climb the steep crack system to start then stay left up features on the next face (crack to right makes it easier). Head up the groove/gully, then top out via the several exit possibilities.

T. Jack Horner. 5-8. The real start is the middle of the three shown, but if the bush has regrown (was removed by a kind soul in August, 2015 - it WILL grow back tenfold, really!) start in the left parallel cracks (see next photo) or in the 5-9 right variation. It's almost all 5-6 climbing, but the exit move needs to be called 5-8.

U. Diagonal Diversion. 5-9. Start in the diagonal crack down low, make the difficult step across the small cave, partway up the diagonals, then straight up the direct crack system. Should the lowest bush be removed?

V. Zig Zag Man. 5-10. Start at the far left ledge/crack, go up a bit, zig left, zag right, up and around to the right of the bulge boulder, then pick a finish, either up the corner (hard), the nice crack around left (steep), or thin face features to the right.

This photo just gives better detail of the routes shown and described above. By the way, in the 10m rock at upper left, there is a good-looking corner route that hasn't been explored, yet.