Stand start with a right hand on a curved crimp and left hand on a sharp edge in the brown/orange part and pop up to a nice sloper above your right hand then work your way up the arete a bit and pull over it or continue up the arete to top out above Growler for more climbing. Probably closer to V4 with full arete top out.

Shooting Star

Growler

Body Slab

Bill Don't Sit

Yowler

Bill Don't Dyno

Body Slam stand

Howler Direct Assis

Mono Issues

Howler

Asteroid

Washing Upon Celestial Shores

Boomerang

Bill Don't Know

The Vegan Option

Body Slam

Meteora

Pulled Pork

Boomerang Arete

Meteor Shower

Lost in Conversion

The Kosher Option

Squat start with both hands matched on the sloping crimp rail. Pull onto the slabby wall with difficulty and make a hard move up and right to improving edges while opposing the barn door. Stay tight and go for improving holds on the lip of the boulder. The top out is fairly exposed but not difficult.

Sit start with hands at the block on the arete.  Fire up to a crimp pocket along the arete up and left, then continue into the jug on Pulled Pork.  Follow Pulled Pork to the finish passing through a series of crimps to the insecure mantle

Sit start on the sloping arete as for "Body Slam". Pull on and stick a big move up the arete to a positive hold then rock out onto the slab and venture up directly to the top. The crux revolves around some sidepulls and some small crimps near the top.

A link-up of Body Slam and Bill Don't Dyno. Climb Body Slam to the sloping shelf (starting hold of Body Slam Stand), then traverse down to the far left side. Dyno from here to the lip, where you'll encounter a somewhat tricky top-out. A spotter could be helpful, as there are a few big blocks underneath you. 

 A bit silly, but actually pretty fun. 

This is an awesome climb with delicate and powerful moves.

 Sit-start matched on the overhanging arete. Make a big move up lefthand to a positive incut found on the arete, this is the same first move as "Growler". Once on this hold, hand-toe-match the starthold and press out onto the slab up to a shark-tooth gaston. Figure out how to come in to the sloping sidepull for the lefthand before spanning out right to a positive sidepull for the right hand. Once here, find some feet and execute a committing and powerful move up to a positive shelf at the lip of the boulder. Hold the tension and come in for the match before topping out.

Start on the far left of the Body Slam block (the shelf-like bulge) and dyno out to the left lip. A nice fun dyno for Smuggs. Shoot for the lip, not the weird chicken head jug thing that stands up over the lip.

Found the real name! Updated it. 

  Starts on a high rail at 6ish feet. Swing your foot up to the big shelf then match a hand next to it and drop the foot down into a heel hook. Reach up for a jug and top out using the high arrete.

Sit start with both hands on the arete. Make a hard first move up to a 3 finger edge found on the arete.  (This is the same first move as  Growler.) Once here figure out how to mantle onto the slab and reach out for a small gaston on the face, figure out how to move the left hand then make a few more long reaches on slopey dishes and crimps before making a final desperate huck for the lip or a rail just shy of it!

 A superb climb that takes a lot of balance technique and power!

Squat start with a right hand mono and a slopey left hand sidepull pinch. Find some feet and do a hard left hand move up to a good edge, then venture directly up the slab with an exciting last move to the lip.

I've seen many people miss this fine line by starting too far right... Step onto the center of the face to the right of pulled pork gaining a series of small crimps. Using a very high left foot rock up and stretch way up and left until you can gain a small sloper. From there head straight up using a series of increasingly small crimps - finally using a thumb down (right hand) in order to gain enough elevation to make a blind reach to the top edge.

Start low with a crimp sidepull and a sloping rail for the right hand. Move up to a left hand sidepull, then make a hard cross to a sloping rail. Once here, make a hard, delicate and balancy foot move, then reach up to a gaston. ("Celestial Shores" finishes as for "Meteora" from here, whereas this problem continues left.) From here, figure out how to match and then make a big span left to a sidepull. Walk the feet and gain a sloping gaston for the right and execute the super classic lock-off and last move of "Howler Direct Assis". This climb links from the start of "Asteroid" all the way into "Howler Direct". This problem provides some great, super delicate and technical climbing on sloping holds with long reaches between those holds.

On the steep underside of Asteroid Boulder uphill from the Impossible Problem. Grab an upside-down layback hold, smear your feet and gun for a sloping crimp just shy of the lip. Some tricky footwork is needed to grab the lip, then mantle. Shares the same start at Pulled Pork

Start on the left side of the shelf, same start as the dyno, and climb to the right into Body Slam

Just a variation to The Kosher Option. Same start, but go left to the tiny crimp for Pulled Pork then gaston on it and lock off to the jug Kosher Option dynos to. Might be easier for shorties than the full Kosher Option dyno.

 As for Kosher Option you can either start at the Pulled Pork start and add a grade or start on the arete and call it an 8.

I finally got the name of this and updated it, its actual name is Body Slam.

 Start low to the right of the stand start with a right hand on the arete and left hand on a tiny edge far out left. Make a quick move to an edge on the lip below the rail for the stand start, get a slopey hold with your right then climb into the stand start and finish.

A powerful and technical climb that is quite delicate and friction dependent.

 Stand start with a high right hand sloping crimp and a low left hand sloping sidepull that is barely a hold. Pick a foot and tense up to pull onto the face. Stay tight and reach up lefty to a gaston. Stick to it and jack the feet up with difficulty before making a hard committing move to a large rail up and right. Match this rail and throw a foot up and top out on large positive holds.

 This is a great committing addition to the wall that climbs its own independent line.

Sit start below and to the left of the obvious crimp rail. Move right to an interesting pocket on the arete, then follow the arete to top out. Crimpy, technical, and fun!

Starts on the arete to the immediate left of Boomerang. Start under opposing sidepulls/edges and move up into the side pulls/edges. Climb right towards Boomerang using edges in the crack and top out on the slabby face above Boomerang.

This is a great technical, delicate yet powerful face climb.Stand start with a low left hand sidepull crimp and a right hand sloping horizontal rail. Find some feet and establish onto the wall. Pull up to a sharp lefthand crimp or a slopey sidepull with a good thumb-catch. Once here, figure out how to reach up to a high sloping rail. Latch this hold then make a few more hard balance moves and some fun tension moves to gain jugs at the lip then execute a nice airy mantle onto the top of the Asteroid.Down climb by walking down the long slab, or the backside with some friendly birch trees.

Sit start with an awesome, super friction dependent, left hand pinch on the arete and a nearly unusable sloping quartz blob on the steep overhang. Find some bad feet and make a super hard move up to a blind jug on the arete. Keep the foot tension of take the shouldery foot cut and avoid the dab before continuing and staying true to the arete until one can rock over onto a good toe found to mantle. Shares the same xit as "Boomerang" and "Pulled Pork".

 This is the full line into "Boomerang Arete". It adds a one move at V-hard into the V4. Clearly it has been lost in conversion, or people simply can't pinch hard enough to send it. A more impressive send than "Boomerang" and likely harder than any move on "Pulled Pork".

Start as for Pulled Pork but once you reach the arete match in the main hand hold and get a foot on the arete, rock over the arete and stand up on your right toe and reach for the jug about 6ish feet up from the arete.

Lots of excellent climbs on some of the best rock in the notch.

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