Very cool climb that's less than a minute from the car. Start on an obvious jug at chest height and continue up the tall face using an amazing "bread loaf" rail. Line of least resistance is going right at mid height to a juggy lip and topping out.

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Tranquility Pillar

Start sitting with a jug.  Move right onto the striking face.  Climb the face, bumping up the arete with your left hand.  The wall left of the wide crack doesn’t come into play. 

 Beware, there are some moves up high, so be prepared.  If this were on a freestanding boulder in a meadow it would be world class, no doubt.

Instead it is here, really close to the car, and still awesome!

Comparable to the nearby Godzilla in terms of difficulty and quality, and more accessible, though probably a little more serious.

Sit start low on a obvious crimp rail at the bottom of the arete. Use an awesome pinch and some crimps to get up to a juggy side pull. From here there seem to be three options, all about the same grade, but with varying degrees of scariness:Mild: Move right up through underclings.Medium: Continue up the right side of the arete through several cool pinches.Hot: Transfer over to the left side of the prow using a block pinch and top out over the bulge. (I haven't committed to this one yet...)The stand start for each of these (from the left hand pinch and right hand juggy sidepull) is also fun and around the V2 range.Note: The talus at the bottom of this climb is pretty unstable due to the slope, be careful! 

Bouldering just above the first pull out on the dirt Cottage Grove road. Just below Stettner’s rope climbing and just above the road.

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