Tackle a longer and slightly harder climb to the right of Audie.  Climb pockets and flakes past 7 bolts to the anchor.

Miranda Rayne

Starts on left side of cave near the back. Go to crack in the middle of ceiling and go to the other side. Crux making the switch to the other side.

Philly Eagle

Work fun iron edge pulling past long moves on a steep face to a good rest.  Move up and left, then traverse right fighting the pump to eventually reach to the large pockets that lead to the finish of the route.

K.S.B.

Dirty face climbing on easy terrain yields a a few harder moves separated by decent rests. Tricky, sloper and pinch climbing. Good conditions and a brushing will help. Gets shade.

Mis-Conception

Quite the little adventure, with some power, big moves, and a heady but safe finish (or whip). I don't think it gets much traffic cause it was a dirty and chalkless/tickless when I tried, which seemed unique for the read.

Pull a powerfull boulder problem out the roof of the cave, then find your way right and up through big holds and moves throught the next few bolts. As the good holds dissolve, the angle lessens, and you gotta keep your head and power through until you finallay find more good holds. Or basically just holds. Good luck!

Team Wilder(?)

Step 20 feet around the corner from Bulldozer to this left-facing dihedral. Crank past a tough start then continue up the crack. Near the top the crack widens and becomes extremely dirty. Protect out of horizontals on the arete to the left.

Buffalo Crickets

Climb past the green start to a ledge.  Continue up the face using the occasional horizontal, smear and crimp to the anchors.

Significant Other

Huge holds and moderate climbing that gets more challenging near the anchors.

Pee-Wee

Start in the cave or just to the left of it.  Climb up and right to the first bolt.  Continue up climbing plates, pockets and a bit of a crack to the top.

Audie

Begin by climbing moderate moves until right under the 1st bolt.  Now get ready for the crux: pick from an assortment of slope-y pockets to set yourself up for a throw to a crack.  It is only then that you can clip the first bolt, so a stickclip is highly recommended.  Continue up a few crack systems, do a fun throw to a large pocket, and if you can find the right holds, the top won't give you any problems.

All in all, a fun boulder problem whose difficulty lies almost entirely in the one crux move.

My Name is Earl

The hardest line on the wall, climbs steeper ground past 6 bolts, just to the left of an arete.  Fight the pumpy moves in the middle of the route past slopers and small holds to bigger finishing holds and anchors.

The G-Man

Boulder up the start of the route to the first bolt.  Then work up the slabby face past thought provoking moves to the anchors.

Bulldozer

Begin on friable rock under stunning dihedral. Climb past one bolt to a ledge and venture up the dihedral. Use some technique to pass four more bolts and then enjoy the adventure to the anchors.

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