Awesome overhung huecos on the far right side of the Windy Wall. Runout after 3rd bolt, with only some thin, questionable pro protecting the final roof/bulge. The anchor used to be a huge pile of webbing around a giant horn, but it was very ugly and visible even from the parking area. We removed the eyesore old anchor and replaced it with a 2-bolt anchor with mussy hooks, and replaced the upper two bolts (the first had been replaced earlier).

Miles From Nowhere

Poot

Scoot

Allspice

Hoot

Dr. Zyme

Slate Route

Clean Sweep

Cayenne Pepper

Rubber Gloves and Razor Blades

Holy Smokes

Oh Beehive, Baby!

Coyote Ugly

Nice little climb with brand new bolts (3). Sports a nice little mantle move just above the first bolt. Well worth it and ends on the same anchor (step around) as Allspice (10c).

A tricky little number.

Balancy and tenuous to the first bolt. Step left, balancy and tenuous to the second bolt, crux step left to good holds and the anchor.

Climb the crack on the left side of the wall to a two bolt anchor.

Face climb with plenty of crimping on grainy granite. Getting to the first bolt is the crux, it seems, with another crux up higher. Nice route.

Steeply up to stand in a pocket (bolt). Up to an undercling then a fun little traverse right to stand in another pocket (bolt), the slab to the top.

A fun route that makes you think with a great finish.

Make a couple tricky and balancy moves off the ground, stemming and using face holds and the finger seam to an insecure crack with marginal pro.  Continue up and left with good pro into the short but great hand crack to the anchors.

Solo up to the ledge beneath the heavily pocketed wall - weird and scary (R).

Two bolt anchor for belay.

Launch up the overhang and wall above (crux) to the slabby last section.

Basically a two-pitch climb. Rappel down from the climb to the two-bolt anchor, then a short rappel back to the ground.

Great little sport climb that is pumpy, sustained and has moves that will make you feel, for lack of a better word, sexy. Which is why my wife and I have come to call it "sexy beast."

And it's one of the few 11a's that might be a bit on the soft side, rating-wise.

Delicate and techy crack climbing on a gently over-hanging feature with tricky pro and inobvious sequences make this more than your average short .10d.

To the right of  "Scoot", Climb cracks and face, then left to a bolt and up to the "Scoot" anchors.

Overhung face to lower-angle crack and face. The initial section off the ledge is powerful, and a good belay is needed to avoid hitting the ledge (even with the closely spaced bolts). Approach via 5.9 climbing to the ledge.

Fun Chimneying to a crack, then finish on slab.

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