Sit Start, Top Out

Find hands on a good sidepull on the right side of the dihedral. Move up and slightly right to the base of the crack using the great undercling just above the start. Go up the prominent crack through the rest of the problem. Top out over the highest point.

Avoids the left arete. For the sake of safety you should scope out the top holds. The last hold before the top sounds hollow and it probably won't break but you'll want to know what you're getting in to.

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Sit Start, Top Out

Start on a couple of deep underclings at the base of the "minidihedral". Follow the minidihedral up only using holds inside and that make up its edges for hands (There is a pinch and a undercling/pinch on the left side of the minidihedral that are on). Make your way up from a crimp to a couple pinches/crimps that make up the edge of the dihedral using the opposite side for feet. Move to a deep pocket at the top of the minidihedral. Top out just to the right of the bulge . If you can’t make a move you can lean against the tree to back out.

The deep hold on the left is outside of the minidihedral and isn’t on but someone is probably going to use it anyways.

Sit Start, Top Out

Follow the jugs just left of the arete on the right side of the main face up and slightly right to the top out. Top out is the crux.

Sit Start, Top Out

Start on a good pinch at the top of the triangular feature just to the left of the arete and a pocket. Using some interesting footwork at the start, move up through a gaston and an undercling to a pocket then go for the top out straight up.

Sit Start, Top Out

The easiest way to start is probably with both hands in a pocket.  Goes straight up to a big pocket, then up and right through good holds to the crux below the bulge. Move straight up to the bulge and top out over the bulge. Stays to the left of the minidihedral but feet inside the minidihedral are on. The tree makes a great layback if you can’t do the moves or want to scope out the holds. Scoping out holds is recommended for here. The route isn't that hard when you have the top beta figured out but is a little nerve-wracking when you don’t.

Sit Start, Top Out

Using the ledge system at the bottom of the boulder, from a sitting position, stand up. Move up feeling for the good holds with your hands. Top out over the point. Avoids the aretes. Needs some cleaning at the base.

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