This climb has it all.  It starts with good feet and small sloping crimpers and works up and left into great finger locks in a diagonal crack but the feet disappear.  Continue up onto thin face climbing with really athletic high-steps to the roof. Continue past roof to easier climbing, up and right to rap anchor.

Into the Eye of the Son

Space Ramp

Icarus

Trying to go straight

Gecko Twins

We Refuse to Grow Old and/or Up

Roll Over Beethoven

King of Pain

You Must Have Wings

Rusty Diamonds

An interesting climb that takes you on a tour of the main wall.  It traverses up and left on a shelf with a thin finger crack.  The shelf turns into a roof about half way up and the gear is a bit harder to place.

Located on the main wall in the prominent left-facing dihedral, this route is a feel-good climb with the lay-back finger crack (a good amount of these holds are slopers).  Save some energy because the crux section is at the top, after you traverse right out of the dihedral, you're high-stepping on crimpers to reach the anchor.

2nd half of 1st pitch is runout w/ no pro.  Possible to go left for easier climbing and traverse right once approaching the anchor.

This is an easy but really fun route.  It too has some variety such as...  using the hueco-like friction holds instead of all the crimpers.  The crux section depends on how you want to send this route, whether or not you prefer finger destruction on crimps... (it's harder to use the friction holds to the left).

Starts off steep on thin edges, rolls over to lower-angle climbing, crux is pulling over the wall/ledge/roof, and ends on easier climbing.

This climb has a bit of variety.  It starts on a slight overhang then it's all face climbing after that.  If you want a real challenge, hit up Eagle's Talons (5.12) on the short face above your anchor.

35 ft of 5.fun.  No real crux obviously because it is a 5.5.  This is a great climb for the new climber.

Starts off steep with some thin edges, then rolls over to some lower-angle climbing, then hits a short wall/ledge/roof. Pulling over the roof is a bit cruxy. Finishes on easier climbing.

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