The problem is to the left (west-facing) side of the boulder. The traverse starts all the way left on the arete, next to the adjacent small boulder on the ground. It begins with left hand on the arete and right hand on the angling sidepull. The problem moves up and then right, following the obvious line of crimps and edges. The problem leads to the good horn and tops out in the groove around to the right.

Abraham Lives

Slab Crab Traverse

Return Of The Turtle

Oh Shoot, Arete!

This is a left-to-right traverse on a slabby face that offers infinite betas. Begin with both of your hands on the southern arete, and finish with both of your hands on the NE arete.

Start below an out cropping in the rock, with a hand in the crack and on the arete. Move up to a ledge and make a big move left then a big move right before topping out.

This chill arete climb forces you to make some funky moves on some unique holds. Keep your hands and feet on the arete the entire climb after a standing start. For a V1-V1+, sit start on the southern face with your hands on the arete and your feet on the southern and eastern faces.

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