This problem tackles the rounded arete on the right side of the face starting with good holds that vanish as the angle kicks back. Trickier than it looks.

Problem F

Problem B

Not So High, but High Enough

Problem C

Problem E'

Problem E

Problem D

Problem A

Climb the shallow groove to the left of the right arete.

Work multiple edges up the face trending left to finish as for Problem A.

Start with a step onto a sharp flake.   Make a delicate traverse right for a couple of feet then go straight up the slabby wall using sidepulls and small dimples.

Climbs the thinnest portion of the face utilizing a good LH sidepull and a ripple for the RH. Getting your feet established on the slab is the crux after which it eases to the top. Quality.

Fun climbing up a shallow right-facing corner system near the right side of the face. Enjoyable as a warm-up or on it's own.

Climbs the thin face in the center of the boulder starting from two thin sidepulls and small footholds. Working your foot into a sloping dish and standing up is the crux and then it eases to the top. Quality.

SDS with hands matched on a sharp flake then up and right to a sharp sidepull, pull a somewhat dirty mantle and finish up and right.

A spotter is good to keep you off the small rock directly behind this problem.

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