Probably the best hard vertical problem in the Icicle. Start on two of the three slimpers at 7 or 8 feet, and levitate through the badassery. Start is height dependent, so use an extra pad if you need to to reach the start holds. For me, at 5'9", I could barely reach them with a single crash pad under me.

Great jugs and an easy topout lay in wait at the top.

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Funiculi Funicula

Bee Sloper

Weather Report

China Cat

Sunshine Daydream

Terrapin Station

Dark Star

Bertha

Estimated Prophet

Dark Hollow

Hell in a Bucket

Carlisle

Rider

Good movement on a cool arete.  Squeeze, pull, work feet, and make a big reach.  It's not the most classic problem in the universe, but it's great as part of The Egg circuit.

Good movement, but most people will probably only experience this as the downclimb from the other climbs.

This cryptic highball starts to the left of Estimated Profit on a good left sloper on the arete and a very low right undercling.  Climb straight up to a heady top out.

For a slightly contrived but very fun variation start (Bad Bee Sloper) with the same hands but one or both feet out far right one the flat self start of Estimated Profit.

Start crouched with your left hand on the fin and your right hand on a good side pull. Get your feet, move to the rounded jug, finish straight up arête.

Everyone loves a little techy offwidthy chimney thing every now and again.  Luckily, while this fits the bill, it's still relatively easy.  Another great problem for The Egg easies circuit.

Hop, skip and a jump.

Start at good hold in middle of face around right from China Cat and Rider, bump to obvious edge, then gun it for the top.

Guidebook mentions variations to left and right, but lots of moss exists there now. Bring a brush and clean things if you're looking for more options (serious bonus pts if you do!)

An odd little problem that sits on the right side of the trail as you leave the lower cluster of Egg boulders and approach the Musashi/Smokestack Lightnin area.

This boulder is short, but has great movement.  I found two distinct ways to do it, both of which felt about v0.

Sit start with a flat ledge and make a couple moves straight up.

Climb the short face from a stand start with a tiny left-hand undercling and an even smaller right-hand crimp. Climb up on more crimps.

Good movement and fun holds, but this problem is rather short.  It's listed as v4 in the Sheridan guide, but I thought it was easier.

A worthy problem to do in The Egg circuit.

This problem seems to have lost a key hold.  Since this was practically the only fun hold, the line seems to arbitrarily move through dirty rock on whatever boring holds are there.

That said, the rock does have a cool feeling in this spot.

Let me know if you find something that I didn't.

A bit dirty, and you have either choose to stand on the tree stump, or awkwardly avoid it.  So not exactly an Audrey Hepburn, but I'd say it's worth the effort.  Once you are on the rock, it's fun to finish it.

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