Starts where Warm Up Face begins and travers right around the arete to the start of Slope of Dadaism.  Continue following the crack through the start of Slope of Dynoism, and finish where the line runs into Crack of Minimal of Motion.  Depending how you climb the crux could be in a couple places.  Doing the line in reverse-order could warrant a more difficult grade.

Off-trail Connection

Pillar of Contemporary Movement

Slope of Dadaism

Left side of East of Trail Boulders

Crack of Minimal Motion

Warm Up Face

Slope of Dynoism

Spring Cleaning

Axiom of Arete Aesthetics

Monolith Traverse

Axiom Direct

Not a Gimmie!

Good warm up, avoid the bird nest. Couple of different ways to do this.

Starting on lower block, using arete and crimp up left, set feet high and dead-point to upper block.  Top out.

A super fun climb, my vote for best V3 in the park!  Climb up the left side of large face to slopers up high, top-out.

Climb up right side of face into thin crack, avoid the right arete.  Sandbagged for sure, this thing is hard.

Formally known as the dyno project, this thing is a monstrous dyno in the middle of the face to the right of Slope of Dadaism. Start with hands matched on the jug at head height in the middle of the face. From there work your way up into two  slot crimps. The dyno is from these crimps and goes to a bad rail about a foot below the lip!

Follow the arete all the way to the top. Start sitting (if you're in to that sort of thing) and stand up to a couple of very small sharp holds.  Make a difficult move up to a good hold in the seam.  At the seam use a good left hand jam, or some other trickery, and stand way up to the only good hold on the face, a two finger full pad crimp.  Delicately make a long move for the lip.  Top Out.

Start at the base of pillar, and climb directly up arete to ledge, top-out.

Two hand start in the far right crack, finish on the far left jug near slope of dadaism. 

Climb AAA, and instead of traversing of like everybody does, keep climbing to the apex of the pillar through a somewhat slopey bulge that would really suck to fall off.

Starts on the left arete then moves on to the face. Don't through to what looks like a good ledge...It's not a gimmie!

This area has some really good highball boulder problems, just off the East Bluff Trail before the Monolith Rocks.  Best know problem may be Slope of Dadaism, but all are really good.

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Routes in 1. East of Trail Boulders