Wonder Block:  

  Continue a few yards past the Autumn Boulder and the Jet Boulder, past the massive fallen hollow tree, and look deep into the forest to your left. You will see a small unassuming boulder face (that you may otherwise second guess or walk past). This is the Tuna Boulder.  

  Once at the Tuna Boulder, walk to the right (parallel to the trail) and you will see the Yates Boulder.  

  Yet again, walk left and slightly back (away, but still parallel with the trail) and you will see the small (slightly larger than the last) Electricity Boulder.  

  Behind the Electricity Boulder is the Wonder Block.  

  -too fun not to list!!-  

  Sit start to the far left side of the very short (5ft) front face (vertical, not overhung) on a long prominent massive ledge jug. Stand up to hit the lip above and press out a mantle.

Wonder Ladder

Wonder Arête

Wonder Block:  

  Continue a few yards past the Autumn Boulder and the Trailside Boulder, past the massive fallen hollow tree, and look deep into the forest to your left. You will see a small unassuming boulder face (that you may otherwise second guess or walk past). This is the Tuna Boulder.  

  Once at the Tuna Boulder, walk to the right (parallel to the trail) and you will see the Yates Boulder.  

  Yet again, walk left and slightly back (away, but still parallel with the trail) and you will see the small (slightly larger than the last) Electricity Boulder.  

  Behind the Electricity Boulder is the Wonder Block.  

  Sit start on the short arête corner which points downhill. Start on the very lowest opposing crimps possible on either side of the arête. Toss right up to another crimp and then left to a massive jug. Top out over the arêtes nose.

The wonder block is fun, small, and aesthetic. From the trail's perspective, the right end is the buisness end, with a short but overhung arete nose.

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