Right 20 feet of

UB 31

. Climb up a easy fixed rope to a tree at the right edge of the slab at the bottom of the wall, up at 5.6 for 40 ft., then up twin seams at 5.10+ for 15 ft., then leave the right edge/arete of wall onto beautiful, golden, finger cracks at 5.12c/d (grade based on a kneebar, otherwise considerably harder!).

La Nuevo Esperanza

Air Mail

UB 31

Fourth and Goal

Van Almighty

Un-Lucky Man

Start at the same tree of "

La Nueva Esperanza

" and head straight up the 2 bolted slab at about 5.7 then arive at an optional belay or continue up the mixed headwall at about 5.9 to a runout easy slab then up the awesome, vertical face plugging in gear through the crux of .11b.

A deceptively easy start leads to a deceptively tricky and hard-to-read finish.  Aptly named for the delivery that's bound to be sent when you get suckered into the obvious (yet awfully slopey) holds at the crux.

A kinda hard and spooky start stays right of steep corner and leads to the 1st crux (about bolt 3). Pull with much faith onto the ramp and begin trending left to big rest. Really fun & steep (cruxy and pumpy for 20'-30'!) climbing leads to a rest before a final mini roof (3rd crux) and a great slab exit!

Although very well bolted and never actually run out, the climb sure "feels" spicy!

Fourth and Goal is a short and steep sport route on the far left end of Jimmy Cliff that climbs the arete.

Start out at 5.10 dirtier climbing past one bolt, then easier climbing past a gold knifeblade and one more bolt. Then up an awesome face with 2 5.12ish cruxes, one midway, then one at the last moves.

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