1. Bar Fight V7

Traverse the entire slopey lip on this engaging problem that will test your endurance and commitment. 🚶‍♂️ (FA Nick Sagar 2000)

2. Un Modèle Du Mal SDS V8

Jen Wright 2022David Quinn 2019

Hard start on tiny crystals. Technical traverse on tiny crimps and crystals, but the feet are all there. Expect to give some skin up. Challenge your fingers and focus on this delicate traverse! 💎 (FA G. Losier 2000)

3. Hard Pushed V8

David Quinn 2019 - Second AscentBen Smith 2012 - First Ascent

Starts standing with left hand mono, right hand side-pull sloper (FA Nick Sagar 2002/Ben Smith 2012)(below the main arête). Climb the arête using small face crimps. .

"It has a memorable crux sequence that consists of: 1) putting absolute trust in your rotator cuff, 2) trying to keep your back from scraping the boulder behind you." - Sean Rasmussen

Embrace the unique crux and trust your body on this engaging climb! 🦾

4. Inbangyang SDS V6

Ben Blakney 2011Beta Breakdown

Start matched on arête with left heel hook. Swing right hand around arête to small crimp, bump hand and heel along lip and toss to sloping prow.

Fun fact: This problem is named after Punchalee Inbangyang, a young girl who once attended summer climbing camps with the Rock Court! Tackle the dynamic moves and enjoy the route named in honor of Punchalee Inbangyang! 🌟 (FA Nick Sagar 2000)

5. Naufrage SDS V7

Sit StartStand Start

Up the scooped face. The stand start is V3 if you can high step at your nipple. Morpho. Challenge your flexibility and technique on this problem that caters to different climbing styles! 🤸‍♂️ (FA by G. Losier 2001)

6. Out of the bag SDS V5

Start on the obvious rail, climb the blank arête. Bring a brush for the topout as you navigate this challenging problem that tests your problem-solving skills and determination.