Start as low as you can on the left lraning diagonal crack. Solid laybacking, juggy pulls, and foot jams up this short crack. The crux is transitioning from the face to the shabby side of the boulder. Avoid the smaller boulder that would make an amazing foot hold and reach high. 

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Campus Wall

Squeeze chimney or off-width practice. Short and sweet. 

Start close to the corner and work your way up. Pulling the lip is crux, especially without using the pillar directly ahead.Red line on the photo on coin slot.

Transitioning from the start to the hand crack midway up. Named after the crack that runs through the boulder. Watch for spiders and trash.

The crux is close to the bottom as you pull on medium crimps. The lack of feet options make this climb harder at the start. Once you reach the largest crack there are solid fist and hand jams along with some delicate left footholds that are hard to find. Right foot can utilize the crack pretty comfortably. 

Climb up the blunt and bulging arete to the top. Some fun footwork. Matched hands on a rail to start.

Slightly overhanging edgy wall. Good for outdoor campus practice, albeit with a poor landing.

Conglomerate rock outcropping that is under the electrical lines at Rocky Ridge. Very sunny spot but the climbs get shadier as the day goes on.

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