Start on left side pull just below the left arête and right pinch or any crimp in the seam, find feet and work up the arête to the jug at the top.

Frog Legs

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Honky Tonking

Perry's Problem

The Sickening

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Start on the arête with a left on a great jug and right on a good side pull. Get feet, move up and rock up onto the great ledgey foot and then go to the top. Short but fun.

Middle problem on the 'Master of None' boulder. Sit start on a left sidepull and right on the big flat ledgey hold. Get feet and pull up to good holds. Up to the top.

Sit start on a good left side pull and small right crimp. Pull off the ground and then work up on good holds.

A tricky problem with smooth slopers. Although short, it packs quite a few moves. The arete is smooth granite, which is friendly on your hands and atypical for Clough. 

  Start sitting with your hands below the lip in a pocket and on a sloper sidepull or hold right of the pocket. Figure out your feet and pull up. Traverse the slopey lip (it is bad!) until you can get to the left arete and throw to the peak of the boulder, or use some serious beta trickery (toehooks, heelhooks, leg-bars, and more toehooks) to get to the top. 

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Sit start under the arete with a good sidepull and a good hold on the lip. Pull on and set a heelhook and traverse the sloping lip leftwards around the corner over a slanting landing. Once around the corner utilize some interesting meathooks and keep traversing till you reach buckets and can top out. A fun and pumpy traverse.

There is a large cluster of small boulders behind the gazebo. It looks like a few fun lines can be done including a unique "French Press" like slab. There is also a cliff band behind the cluster of talus which holds some very unique features, cracks and rock quality. The landings tend to drop down a hillside though.

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Routes in Gazebo Area