To the left of "Ghost Face" and on the lower left portion of the undercling. Stand start and climb up and reach far over the upper overhung shelf next to the tree. 

  You may want to brush up the top of this one...

Hot Water

Ghost Face

Panic Slab Direct

Renegade Pervert

Full Panic

Named for my favorite 5 Second Film, check it out on Youtube. Would be better if it was longer. Start sitting in front of the block around the corner from Hot Water. Squeeze and slap your way up until you can nab the lip. The topout is dirty and juggy, just the way Renegade Pervert likes it. Left wall is off.

I recommend this one.  

  I also recommend taking a brush out there with you. I didnt spend a whole lot of time cleaning this off. There will still be a lot of debris up there, but I assure you after my 3rd run the holds were more than clear. 

  This one is on the main blocked boulder portion of the panic wall (this is the part of the face that sticks out from the recessed, unbroken slab face further right) that has the use undercling shelves. 

  "Ghost face" starts on the middle part of the undercling line (find the lowest mid-point of the undercling) and climb direct and up. You will make your way up past cool sidepull and compression moves, another undercling, and then the upper right part of the side of the awesome corner arête. Way up high you will get the deep slot/jug/crack. 

This is a big, proud, highball, easy slab that shouldn't be missed! 

  To the far right of the Panic Boulder, past the low "spine breaker" block (to the right of it) look for the long diagonal, left trending crack. Follow it down and look for a rounded in-cut jug with small quartzite stripes on top of it to stand start on. 

  Start at the jug and follow thin crimps up to the juggy crack. Follow the juggy crack to the point that it arcs left, but continue direct past thin little (but easy) holds at the loft top. Grab the enormous jug at the top for the easy walk off.

This is the full variation to Panic Direct. Its easy, but leads you into dangerous territory. Don't blow the top moves over the block below! 

  To the far right of the Panic Boulder, past the low "spine breaker" block (to the right of it) look for the long diagonal, left trending crack. Follow it down and look for a rounded in-cut jug with small quartzite stripes on top of it to stand start on. 

  Climb as per "direct" but as the crack arcs a bit left, follow it over the "spine breaker" past comfy but thought provoking jugs to the glorious jugs at the finish.

This tall slab wall is tucked away to the right of - and slightly uphill from the space boulder. Additionally, this is 30ft down the trail and off of the left of the trail downhill from The Hive. 

  This wall is broken into two sections but it all is considered the panic wall. The blocky portion (when looking at the face) to the left has its own problems and the taller unbroken slab to the right (with the death-fall potential) will also house its own lines. 

  The broken pyramidal portion to the left has excellent lines and a good landing. 

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