A very obvious low-angle hand crack.  It can fill with leaves and crud, but it cleans out to a really nice intro to crack climbing.

Cocoa Crack

High Noon

Spring Fever

Unknown

Shady Character

Miracle Grow

Warts

Some Girls are Bigger Than Others

In Hot Pursuit

Cliffhanger

Dirlichoss

Total Control

Rubble Crack

Slab climbing, difficult start before the first bolt.

Two start available.

1. Hard start, start to the left of the large fir tree.

2. Easier start, V-Notch of a large madrone tree about 7 feet up, clip from the tree and step onto the face.

Climb the crimps and make a short traverse to the third bolt and good pockets, climb above the bulge and up the slab to the anchors.

Follows a thin crack system to the top of the slab

Starts on crimps to a jug, then mantle onto the ledge and continue up the slab.

Climb the groove/scar and make a short traverse into a thin crack.  Above the crack, clip two bolts on your way to the anchor.  Slabby ending (as well as last bolt and anchor) shared with Some Girls are Bigger Than Others

Climb past trees in a crack system, up some slab, then to the short crack...if you wanna

Follow a crack system that leads to a bush, last 10 feet is slightly run out. Don't overthink it

Begin climbing in the grungy scar/crack, heading up and arcing to the right following the bolt line.  Smooth rock at the start and a slabby finish.

Near the end of the narrow ledge, make some bouldery moves over smooth rock. look for jugs and pull over the bulge. Bring gear to 1" to minimize the run out. Climb ends at a small fir tree.

First section is slightly overhanging, then leads to easier slab.

slab climbing on good friction and small knobs

climb a 15' broken crack to a right slanting ledge, climb around a few bushes then up the slab to a ledge with a crack that leads to anchors

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