Start on the boulder near the V3 warmup. Start far left, and traverse right.  Once you're established on the big stretch to the block, move up and left, exiting on crimps and a throw to the top. Exit left of the "top".

Traverse - Left Exit

Easy Way Up

Face Problem

Traverse

Trailside Problem

Far Right SDS

Hidden Slab

Far Left

The Crap Reverse

Sit Starts Matter

Lip Traverse

Trailside Silly Slap

Dyno

Start as for the traverse in a large hole. Where the traverse gets reachy, bust up and back left to the good lip!

Climb up the obvious, large ledges to the top.

This problem ascends hard, thin moves up hidden holds. Some shorter climbers may have to stack pads to reach the first two crimps.

Start in the hole, and traverse the whole face left to right finishing on the right blocky arete.

Sit start on the far right side on good holds. Make a couple tricky moves up and left using a very loose block to reach better jugs.

Sit start with the block on the right, and wrestle your way to better holds. The stand start is a great first boulder for new claimers.

Start on small opposing crimps, and make a couple tricky moves to the mantel.

I'm sure someone else has done this one, but I thought it was fun enough that it should go up on Mountain Project. Start the same as

Far Right SDS

, traverse backward through the classic V6 traverse, and end the same as

Far Left

, V4. I thought it might be a touch harder than the regular direction, but it is still V6ish. Let me know if anyone knows the actual first ascent!

Sit start with two good holds and a high right heel hook.  Slope your way up.

Start on the bottom left, and ride the lip all the way to the summit!

Sit start the corner, grab a cool right-hand pocket, slap again to the "V" notch, traverse right, and top out to the right of the apex. The first section climbs better than it looks.

Start in the center of the face with positive holds, and huck yourself to the flat arete section up and left.

Description

Protection

Routes in Main Warm-Ups