Nice climbing if want to practice slopy feet with no handholds. 

  A bit easier if use the tree to get off the ground, and stop just before topping out. More interesting to not use tree and finish with feet up on top. 

  Start just left of big tree which is about ten feet right from the obvious wide gully. Up the face toward the top of the arete rising from left. Join the final section of the arete and finish on its top.  

warning: Loose rock is still a concern here. Belayer or other members of party should not stand anywhere near underneath the climber.

Far Left Slab

God Jam Roof

Naked Singularity

Cracking Up

Kojo

Far Left Arete

God Jammit! I Wish I was strong enough!

Nice climbing on not the best arete at Powerlinez, with one or two thoughtful moves. 

  Start on left side of tree, up the ridge, but exit left just before its top. 

warning: Loose rock is still a concern here. Belayer or other members of party should not stand anywhere near underneath the climber.

Start way inside the cave in the middle of the buttress and below a crack. Make some chimney moves to reach the crack and face.  Join the route "God Jammit! I Wish" and cruise the easier crack until it ends. End with a balcony move and a few slab moves to top out.

Yosemite start into sustained thoughtful face moves. 

  . . (Perhaps a bit easier if taller than 5ft 7in; likely much harder if less tall than 5ft 6in with normal reach). 

  Up the wide crack on right side of protrusion.   . . Variation: Up over left side of protrusion (perhaps more fun but less "Yosemite").   More or less straight to the top, staying right of the obvious vertical crack (which is the route God Jam). 

warning: Loose rock is still a concern here. Belayer or other members of party should not stand anywhere near underneath the climber.

Finger crack that moves up and to the right. Starts on a ledge about 15 feet off the ground. Tough getting started, a little easier after that.

Start on top of the boulder which has fallen and created a low overhand.  First hold is flat ledge with sidepull in the center.  Move left, find the hidden crimp left of the crack and then use the pocket in the crack to move up right.  Crux is in the first few moves, but climbing is sustained and challenging above.  Named in honor of a brave kitten from Brooklyn. 

This route is for the people that want to do God Jam Roof but are too weak (me). This route starts just below where the crack turns from the right side of the big, low roof up to the face.  Start on the knife edge rock below right from the crack.  Then go up left to the crack and through the overhang. 

  . . Variation: Do the bottom sequence with Aid, perhaps a shoulder stand --  See this photo -- (FA - Rutherc Rutherfurd 2016). 

  Cruise up the splitter crack and go into the balancy mantle (mental crux) and finish with a few slab moves.

This wall is defined by the beautiful crack that goes through a 15 foot roof then up the wall.  though this route is steep, there are a few routes on the wall that are more moderate.

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