Start on arete to pull around the left side, then climb up the face aiming for a nice, big hueco.

English Ivy

The Hole

Before The Rain

The Slide Traverse

Barishnikov Dyno

The Groove

The Slide

The Fence

Up the fun face to the obvious grapefruit sized hueco. Find the sloping lip...gulp...kick a right foot way out right in another hole to start rolling over. Slap, stretch and Get that right hand ledge, then summit.

Square up on tiny sharp crimps and jump/dyno straight up to the hueco. <-- Description that 2019-Wauhatchie-Guidebook-2.pdf gives for the V9 project on The Slide boulder.  Don't know if it has actually been sent before me, but it feels V8.

The start is a stand start deep left of the crack. Start on the corner with match grip and traverse to the right. Once you hit the crack you start the crux of the climb. A big power move up to a slippery sloper.

You're going for that hueco, and footwork gets you there. Start on main arete and do a little mantle up. From stance, figure out the ballet foot sequence to move you left and get within striking distance of the hueco...then go for it. From hueco, go straight up.

Start with an incur right hand crimp and left hand where you like in the groove. Work up the groove via cool, sculpted holds. 

Climb the slab face just to the right of nose/arete. Start on the flake at the base of the nose/arete and find your way up to standing on the sloping ledge. Use the arete ridge, find some trusty smears and make your way up to the right hand sloper and up and over.

 Unsure of FA/original name, but it’s quite reminiscent of attempting to climbing a plastic slide, so I gave it the eponymous name. Definitely a must if you’re into slopers and slab.

Up nice patina edges and sidepulls to a little block-crack mantle. Fun.

A big boulder with fun slabs, grooves and unique, techy movement. Walk off back to the left down descent trail.

Description

Location

Routes in The Slide