Crux is at the third bolt.  Clip the fourth bolt with a two foot sling to reduce rope drag.  The climb finishes a little right of the bolt line.

Corollary

Micor

Mycor

AmeriCorps

Choreography (aka Dynocore)

Esprit de Corps

Peel & Core

Encore

Boxy But Safe

Parkour

Softcore

Corpulent

Marine Corps

Cornered

Applecore

Metate Karate

King Kong

The route climbs similar to a trad climb (both sides of the bolt line).  Crux is at the last bolt a little below the anchor.  The run between the third band fourth bolt isn't as far as it appears.

Steep climbing for three bolts, then right and additional clips to the anchor.

The no pull warm up but watch your balance.  Climbing is easier to the right of the bolt line at the last bolt.

Climb easier terrain to a small roof (third bolt) and several hard boulder moves, the crux.  After the ledge, join Espirit de Corps and continue to the top.

The crux is above the first bolt, stemming is useful

Stick clip the first bolt.  Climb out  the roof of the rock shelter and establish oneself on the face.  The crux is around the first bolt although sustained climbing continues for a few feet.  Trend left to good holds between the third and fourth bolt.  Clip right for the next bolt and join Corollary for the last two bolts.

Climb up to the left side of a knob, stand on the knob and finish the climb. 

  More information here:   

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The crux is above the fourth bolt.  The first bolt should be unclipped once the second bolt is clipped (or stick clip the second bolt).  Clips 4, 5, 6 should be opened two foot slings to reduce rope drag (see photo).  An easy TR can be set from the top by simply reaching over the edge and attaching the rope.

The  route is a little left of Americorps starting on flat solid rock.  Climb carefully between the third and forth bolt.  The crux is above the forth bolt.  There is a forth class runout from the last bolt to the bolted anchor and chains.

Take care on the traverse from the second to the third clip.

Stick clip the first bolt (the crux) and continue slightly right then push left in the steep section.  Climb up using the edge to the right of the bolt line for the last three bolts.

The crux is around the first bolt, perhaps an easy 5.9 move.  Traverse left to easier climbing on the bolt line.

Boulder moves off the ground to more moves above.

The idea of the climb is to get to the summit of a small pinnacle via the less steep east face.  The climbing up to the crux, at the last bolt, is generally easy. The climbing is one star but the summit is definitely another star.

This is the northern portion of Box Canyon, facing east, opposite Corner Block.  TRs can be set, from the top, on these routes with a belay and either a gear or tree anchor. 

  A stick clip is useful, although not mandatory, for several of the first bolts.  Climbing at the crag can be tricky with hidden and directional holds.

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Routes in The North End