Perhaps the best route on the face, this climbs clean cracks in the upper face right of

Out of Sight

.

Start up either

Community Service

or

Keep Hope Alive

as an approach pitch, clip the anchors and then climb either side of the diamond-shaped block to finish up face past a bolt.

Mistakenly rated 5.11a in previous guides, this is nowhere near that difficult and is a highly recommended route of the area.

El Rayo

Out of Sight

Talk to Me

The Laughing Tiger

Community Service

Princess Vicious

Keep Hope Alive

Fifty Shades of Green

Blurry

Drift and Die

Work up the short vertical face using underclings, sidepulls, jams and some hidden holds to finish up easy slab and the last 2 bolts on

Community Service

. A long sling is useful on the 4th bolt to keep the rope drag in check.

Useful as an approach pitch to

El Rayo

, which climbs cracks on the headwall right of Out of Sight.

One of the better routes here, this climbs an apron of easy rock (5.6) to a ledge midway before tackling the prominent steep arete near the left margin of the crag.

Despite appearances the upper section goes at an easier grade than one might imagine and is quite enjoyable with good movement on solid rock.

This route originally started from the midway ledge via a traverse in from the left on loose holds, but later a 4 bolt direct variation was added making this a much more enjoyable venture.

A bouldery start over a small roof (5.11-) gains an easy slab and then an interesting section past a short right-facing corner before finishing up a section of balancy face (5.9) with nice exposure and positioning. The route can be started via the obvious hand crack 10' to the right which keeps it at the 5.9 level.

This route has cleaned up quite a bit from when it was first established and is now one of the better routes at the crag.

New super easy and fun for its grade past bulges and face.

The lower portion of this route takes the right side of a recessed area using a fun combination of liebacks, jams and hidden holds up vertical rock and then kicks back to slab climbing higher to finish on a ledge with anchors. Despite the sport anchors in place it's recommended to rap off to save your rope.

The climbing on this is so-so with some issues - the 4th bolt is in a loose block and the anchors are so low above the ledge it's guaranteed you'll thrash your rope lowering off.

This climb takes a more or less straight line up to the top of the crag.   The meat of the climb is found in the first 30 feet, but the climbing above while much easier (5.10), is still enjoyable with good moves in an exposed position.

Start directly below the 1st bolt and the fang of rock that sticks out of the crag about 20 feet up.

Delicately move up to the first bolt (some people may prefer to stick clip this).  Continue with some technical moves up to a good hold and the second bolt.  Now make the crux sequence to gain the large fang like hold.   Once at the hold clip the 3rd bolt and move onto the large sloping shelf.

Continue up the shelf into the square cut corner.   Move up the corner then up the steep wall above to gain a rounded sloping ramp.   From the ramp climb the overhanging wall above then go straight up to the anchors.

Start up a fun slab to the base of a steeper wall with a short right-facing flake, then trend up and left on positive holds with good exposure to the end of the steeper section. Run it out on easy terrain to a novel roof encounter and more fun face that steepens right before the anchors.

This long, well protected moderate climbs a short vertical section past two bolts before heading up a low-angled slab to a large ledge system and then finishes up a short but enjoyable headwall.

Clipping the 6th bolt (the first one on the headwall) is a bit reachy and those under 5'8" may have to make some unprotected moves just to clip the bolt.

Preclip the awkwardly placed first bolt and then climb up a short right-slanting ramp to the right (5.10-) to gain a jug and the 2nd bolt. Wander up the easy slab above to finish with a short, steep headwall past two more bolts (5.10-) and shared anchors with

Blurry

. As an alternative it's possible to climb directly past the first bolt (5.11-).

Although horribly dirty when first established this route has cleaned up greatly and offers a few fun moves.

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