Start up the right-trending, hand crack for a couple moves.  Then, reach wide left into pockets hidden in the left traverse crack.  Pretty hard, due to the fact that there is virtually nothing for you to gain footing on.

Crack Traverse

Five Nine Crack

Buttcrack

Warm-up Slab

Kick Stand Crack

Handcrack

Flake Face

Tall Slab

The Disk

Flake Traverse

From Down Under

Easy Hops

Spiritlifter

Choss Corner

Tall Tee

Fisted by Beefcakes

Arete

Pinch Problem

Five Eight Cracks

Ten Plus Crack

Slab Crimp Face

Lower Layback Crack

Layback Arete

Slab Surfer

Step up onto the small boulder at the base of the low angled slab. Make one easy friction step and reach up high to a bomber flake. Top out above using some crystals. Scoot down and easily jump off to the boulder on the right.

This is a short, mostly hands crack that steepens near the lip.

Follow the obvious crack sit start. I removed the little brush coming out of the crack and cleaned it really nicely.

Use key footwork on nice edges up the short face with crystals to top out. This is a good way to wake up your feet for other slab problems in the area.

Start with finger jams and one foot kicked out behind to your left. Step up to establish yourself in the crack.

This is a fun handcrack with an exciting topout. Cruiser hand jams lead to a sloping finish.

Climb the right-facing flake to a tall topout.

Reach high to crystals and pinches at the lowest end of the floating "disk". Traverse up and right to the juggy lip at the top, and rock over.

The big flake/disk near the road.  Traverse the edge using crystals on top.

From Down Under requires good foot work and is a fun, chill climb.

Jump up (if you're short like me), and palm some good granite crystals. Mantel onto the small ledge, and it's over.

Muckle through small holds and one awesome sloper feature to a tall topout. This is enlivening!

Climb the dirty, right-facing corner working slightly left to jugs up high on some bad rock.

Climb the crack to the bisected seam that forms the top of the "T" with a few final committing moves to top out. It is a highball. You can bail early right, which contrives it a bit and loses the 4th star IMO. Otherwise, this is classic.

This is a beautiful, low ball, overhanging crack. Wonderfully painful fist jams lead to jamming over a flaked roof. Sit start with great hands.

Start in the sharp crack on Gargoyle Rock, with minimal feet, continue up on crystals.

This is one of the best face problems at this grade in the area, IMO. Start with good and obvious holds at head height. Move up to a pinch and climb straight up the face. Once on top, finish by tunneling left through a short 'cave traverse' or enjoy a last 10' of easy offwidth.

This has two short cracks of equal difficulty, although the left corner is more classic IMO.

Either start by scrambling up the adjacent block to the right to gain the crack, or jam it ground-up. This is tricky and sustained with a nice crux in a compact size.

Pull on to your choice of crimps and move up to a nice edge. Top out the sloping lip.

Sit start the slabby finger crack getting hands in near the sloped topout.

Start with a high left hand on the arete. Smear on and match then layback to a cool deadpoint.

Get easily established on the slab, then work straight up through steep and thin face to the lip.

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Routes in Woodland Park Boulders (The Corridor)