Start straight up the white slab just left of the thin crack and clip a bolt. Work your way right towards the corner, clip another bolt and then plug a black totem or equivalent (if the placement isn’t obvious you might need to do a little gardening). Clip one more bolt (extend) &amp; head left on easy runout terrain aiming for the crack. Dump your #4 at the start of the crack and move upwards placing a few hand and finger sized pieces along the way. Shortly before it terminates move right on some slots and clip another bolt (extend). Continue directly up on some hidden edges to a nice stance beneath the thin crack. A final section of tips jamming and interesting face moves guards the chains. 

We used most of our 60m rope to get back to the belay, tie a knot.

Give it to the Sea

Cobble Roof

The Kidd

One Day As A Tiger

Cobble Corner

Flight of the Permagrin

The Inner Game

Scramble up to the start ledge to the left of the bolted fixed line, shares the start with the Cobble Corner. First clip is above there and trend right to follow the crimps and blocky holds up to the 5th bolt. May want to extend 5th slightly, but not totally necessary. Clip two more bolts going up the face and mantle up over the ledge to the start of the crack. Place a .75 or 1 in the crack, and extend this one. Go up a little higher for a 2 or 3 placement in the horizontal crack. Pull into the finger locks where you can place a black totem, or a .2 above, extend this a little. Pull through the finger locks and mantle above the roof to finish.

In memory of West Marin OG Kenneth Kidd, who tragically passed away in an avalanche at Palisades this past winter. 

P1 a scrappy approach pitch with a mix of good &amp; bad rock. Clip the old pin midway for bonus points, and then finish in a nice dihedral. Belay in the alcove. 10a

P2 is the memorable one, snaking its way up &amp; across wild roofs on nice golden stone. Fun easy pockets lead up to a nice rest. From there, a complex boulder problem with some difficult to spot holds trends up and left culminating at a tough clip. Hang in there through a bit more pumpy 5.11 climbing before pulling onto a ledge. Some easier terrain then takes you to an awesome summit which shares an anchor with FOTP. 13a

Please rap the route, as in not down directly below the P1 anchor.

Clipping bolts while performing technical Kung Fu up an exposed face.

Scramble up to the start ledge to the left of the bolted fixed line, shares the start with the Cobble roof. First clip is above there and trend right to follow the crimps and blocky holds up to the 5th bolt. If doing the cobble corner extend the 5th, and continue left to clip two more draws and start climbing the corner. Place a .75 or 1 down below to start the crack. Stem and jam up through the crack to find a couple more placements for gear (Options for .2, .4,.5, 2 or 3) extend them if you can. Pull up over the corner, place another piece of gear if you want, clip the last bolt and you're at the anchor!

P1 heading right to a small arete 5.9 pg 

P2 up up up 12- (10 bolts?)

Use the other p1 anchor to go down.

Look down at your toes and watch the ocean rake the cobbles... 

The Inner Game shares the first three(?) bolts with "Give it to the Sea" and traverses right, taking the left side of the Cobble Stone Wall's striking arete. Is it pg or R, there's only one way to find out.

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