Start on left side of the triangular face. This contrived problem avoids the larger arete holds on the left.

Two small crimps lead to a left hand pinch and a tiny, right hand crimp. Finish up on easier terrain straight up.

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Climb up the arete that separates the slab side from the vertical side. Use some small feet on vertical face. The crux comes low, but don't blow the top!

A long traverse on slopers and jugs culminates to a stemmy corner and good holds. Top out on the low angled slab above. The essential holds are cleaned, but there is a lot of choss still to be found.

Cruise up the right side of the slab. The rock quality is very good on this face.

Although the north side of the boulder is totally covered in lichen, it has a fun, one move wonder boulder problem. Start on the big edges, and perform a fun mantel move to stand on top.

Crimp up the flattest, dead vertical center of the triangular bloc. A few crimps of questionable quality lead to the slopers above. Move left, and top out.

This is a left-angling sloper traverse. The slopers get less positive the higher you get. Finish the same as

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Start behind the gamble oaks, and climb up the pink slab. This contrived line avoids the ledges on either side. Stay in the middle of the slab.

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