Right side of huge detached flake, 75’ right of Dysrhythmia. Classic! Stem inside the chimney to a stance on the face and clip a bolt. From there, chicken wing and thrutch higher with good gear in the corner. Power layback to the top of the corner, catch your breath and delicately slab past 2 bolts to a 2 bolt anchor. #4 and #5 Camalots are very helpful. A bold person can do without, but you might cry a little.

Knacker Cracker

Minty Python

Dysrythmia

Wild and Blue

Less Chat, More Splat

Smashy Samsquanch

Younghoe’s Solo

Double Dare

Locate a pair of cracks formed by a 30’ tall flake. This climbs the right side 4-6” wide crack at left side of huge flake. A #4 camalot is helpful. As the crack ends, climb slab past 3 bolts to a flake to an anchor. Good variety.

A fun and technical traversing slab experience.  Start directly below the bolt with a high foot sloper and move through 5 bolts.  Shares anchors with Smashy Samsquantch, and like its neighbor has a nice runout on easier friction before the end.

An obscure route on the right side of the face.  The lower section has some really good slabbing.  Starts behind a tree that almost touches the wall.  Follow a few bolts up the slab and trend right to anchors below the massive ledge.

Boulder and chimney the mossy start to get established on the face to the left.Then crimp your way up beautiful edges and unlock a few sequences thru the crux at bolt #3. Fun climbing.

An interesting trad corner with some wavy granite, you will wish it was longer.  Walk up the cake wedge to the obvious corner, place your first piece and start climbing, at the end of the corner stay slightly left and continue straight up the slab to anchors.  A little bit of a runout but it gets easier the higher you go and there is good small gear in the corner before this. A great spot to practice placing gear bring a brush 

This is a face climb direct start to Dysrhythmia, that avoids the fat crack then steps to left side of face. Fun, deceptive moves past 2 bolts to join Dysrhythmia above the flake.  This was Duncan's first FA and first time drilling a bolt!

Good to do if you are over this way.  Climb past a couple bolts to Wild and Blue anchors.  The name comes from Amy’s goat, Younghoe, who climbed up the far right side and got stuck on the ledge.

Not really a desirable route, but it does stay dry when the rest of table town is weeping.  There are two cruxes at the bulges with very easy climbing in-between. The lower crux is more challenging.  The upper crux is in the 5.7 range.

 go bolt it if you want but its not worth it.

 you can walk off to climbers left and back down the ridge, or you can continue up the ridge for "easy" top access.

A shorter, often wet area to the right of where the CCC Trail hits the rock.  It is vaguely reminiscent of Looking Glasses South Face due to the series of natural lines gracing this smaller version.

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Routes in Mini South Face