Route climbs the face on the dead roof to the right of the arete.  Standing on the pedestal step up onto the route onto a decent edge to clip the first bolt.  Thin and hard to locate pockets leads to a good crimp and incut sidepull out right. High feet leads to a sloping jug right of the 3rd bolt.  Follow the jugs to the anchors.  Fun climb, feels a bit exposed.

Sweet Action

Swag

Upchuck Thrill

Stand and Deliver

Scooter

Escape from Paradise  (formerly unfinished route)

Sam-O-Rama

Micheladas

Succulent Muffin Concept

Leave It To Beaver

Welcome To Paradise

From the left, climb through the cave to the overhang.  Typical of POB overhang is on pockets and edges.

Good quality rock and holds climb the crack on the corner.

Climb the chossy white face to the obvious overhanging roof just right of the corner.  Crux is up high pulling the small crimps to the bigger crimp out left.  A heel hook if you're shorter may make cranking through the crimps easier. There is a good rest before the crux to give time to spot the holds.

Face climbing to vertical sidebar near the anchors.

Climb the chossy white face to the overhang via thin edges, sidepulls and pockets.

This route has sat unfinished for many years with only one bolt and two anchors.  It has been lead ground up and from traversing into it from Welcome to Paradise with only the one bolt.  Due to ground fall potential, lack of traffic, and the fact that it sat for so long unfinished we decided to finish it. 

  Start from the block just left of Welcome to Paradise.  Pull the ground level overhang through good edges until you catch the rail about midway up.  (PLEASE NOTE: it is possible to take a groundfall from here while clipping the second bolt...however you have a great hold and good feet for making the clip.  Just exercise caution.)  Finish on good edges at a 2 bolt belay.

Not a gimme for the grade.  Difficult to read, sustained and sequence specific.  This route follows the crack.  Various beta for climbing this.  May require a fingerlock.

Blind, hard to read face climbing.  Typical of POB.  Thins out as it gets higher.

Climb the obvious corner.  Good feet and hands on either side of the face lead to a good jug located just over the roof. The moves out to the anchor feel exposed and a little tricky, but the traverse is all on jugs and good feet. 

  This is the first route bolted at Paradise. It is a classic and a must do.

11 routes.  Variations from 5.6 to 5.11a.  Wall faces South. 

  Upstream of the Choppin' Block.  Area is a series of walls and corners. 

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