Start sitting in center of face with both hands on a low crimp rail that diagonals up and right. With a left foot backstepped power up and left to a gaston/crimper (hold broke in winter 2012). Then move right hand up and right to a small sharp crimper and finish by dynoing left hand to a good rail at the lip. Beta may vary but this is essentially how the problem goes.  #2 in the beta photo.

Conquest of the Irrational

Crimp Face

Fastball

Scoop

Scoop Arete

Comme a la Maison

Start almost sitting at the bottom of the arete on the left side of the overhanging face. Climb the arete up and right to the top of the boulder using slopey holds.  Can be finished by moving right to topout.  #3 in the beta photo.

Climb the face to the left of the arete.  #4 in the beta photo.

Start sitting with right hand on an obvious sidepull and left hand on the lower of two quartz holds. Left foot on best foot hold down near a flat rock. Fire left hand to the upper quartz hold and from here you can either fire right to good sidepull, left to a good sidepull, or go big to a sloper up and right. Topout directly above the starting holds.

Start standing at obvious scoop on left side of overhang.  Climb into the scoop and finish slightly right.  Old school problem.

Start on the Scoop Arete from a sit.  Climb up arete and instead of topping out traverse lip of boulder all the way to the right topping out just before a tree.  Can be done right to left at a grade of V5.  #6 in the beta photo.

From a sit start, climb the blunt arete.  #5 in the beta photo.  Very fun problem.

Decent boulder on right side of road about 100 yards before the Heart.  Not visible from the road.

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