1. Retro Night V0

Kick off on the ledge beside the large crack, traverse left until the holds vanish, and then top out. A recreational warm-up problem, but not ideal for beginners due to the risk of falling. 🚫

1. T-Tree Special V2

Start below the highest point and climb the slab. For a V1 variation, take the obvious exit after about 10 feet to avoid the scary top.

3. The Scoop V2

Ascend the concave side of the boulder and over the highest section. This problem was listed as a favorite in the original 2002 guidebook. 📚

4. Little Crack V3

Use a balancy move to get off the ground and follow the crack to the top. This problem was overlooked as a favorite in the 2002 guidebook, which is a shame. 🥇 (FA J. Graham)

5. Sesame Street V1

Start hanging from the ledge and climb the arret. A nice vertical challenge. 🎢

6. Chasing Elmo V1

Traverse from left to right and around the corner, then top out on the layback flake. Keep moving! ↔️

7. Big Bird SDS V2

Begin hanging from the crimps (or sitting if you're tall enough) and head upward. Reach for the sky! ☁️

8. Debar SDS V3

Debar V3

Start with both hands on the ledge and look for a spot for a heel hook. Make a big move up to the triangular divot. The first move is cool, but then the problem is essentially done. Consider it lock-off practice. 🔒

9. Rebar SDS V4

Rebar V4

Use the same starting beta as Debar, but exclude the enormous ledge above the triangular divot and head right towards the overhanging rock (FA Ben Rose 2020. Named in honor of Robar Direct, a V7 destroyed when the boulder split in two.)(include the ledge for a potential V3 variation). Top out to the right of the overhang. It has a deadly landing and an elimination, but if you take it as it is, there's a problem here to love. 🌹

10. The Book of Mobeta SDS V3

The Book of Mobeta V3

Start sitting on the ledge on the right and use the good foot holds and bad crimps to stand. Exclude the arret, and follow the crimps to the top. 🏆 (FA Ben Rose 2020)