Continuous fingery pulling immediately left of the black streak. 

Sunny Delight

Topaz

Woman in the Mist

Little Fatty

Whistler

Rufous

The Dagger

Schizophrenia

Climbs the chute two boltlines left of the black streak. Long reaches between good holds aided by stemming. Crux is between the 4th and 5th bolts. Some loose rock below the first bolt but solid after that. 

Bolted face in the middle of the Long Wall. Hardest individual moves are between the second and third bolt pulling on some shallow pockets. Then dog-leg left to a right-facing dihedral. For extra contrivance points, you can skip the obvious rest two bolts from the top. There is a variation that goes direct up the face to the anchor but the bolt hangers have been removed. 

A loose and somewhat awkward start leads to a solid and clean stemming corner. The crux is a blank section of the corner. After the corner, mantle onto a ledge and climb pockets and edges to the anchor.

Straightforward climbing gets you close to the roof. Crux is pulling to and then over the roof. The rest of the route is a long, technical slab.

Climbs the obvious black streak on the right side of the long wall. Starts with some liebacks then some long moves between big holds leading to a crux moving through a scoop at the last bolt. Fun movement on good rock. 

Fun steep liebacking through a bulge leads to thin pockets and edges going up a  less-than-vertical wall to the top of the cliff. The difficulty comes from the continuous nature of the upper wall. Your personal climbing preferences will determine whether you love or hate this one. 

Short and physical. Climbs the prominent rib feature. Start off the boulder and wrestle with the rib for a body-length. Then step right and stem/palm your way to the anchor with the help of a few pockets. 

Cliff that parallels the approach trail between the Cloud Buttress and the Cathedral. The left 2/3rds of the cliff has some decent climbs in the 11a-12a range. The right side is listed as "Orange Wall" in the guidebook and has harder steeper climbs on not-so-great rock. Cleaning might be required depending on the last time they were climbed. A few of the climbs have easy access from the top but be careful! Anchor bolts are below the lip of the cliff and there is loose rubble right up to the edge.

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