Cool technical climbing on small holds requiring pretty good foot work and body position. Maybe V9 or so to get to the start of Babyface, then you just have to climb one of the best V7's in Hueco to finish. 17 moves, not power but not really enduro either. Would be classic I think if it did not start in a hole, really good movement. 

  From the start move left up to a good edge then right up to a higher edge. Haul your feet out from under the roof to near the start hold and cross your left over to an OK edge. Bump your right foot way out and float over to a faint edge with a good thumb, then bump up the "Fredrique Nicole Crimper" and bring your left into the thumb catch as a sidepull. Reach right and down to a bad edge in a horizontal seam and with a high right and low left foot sag slowly into a good 2 finger pocket sidepull just below. Hop your right foot around the corner and move your right hand around as well to a bad edge. Rock way up and over on your right foot so you are leaning off of your left hand in the pocket and reach up for the starting "jug" of Babyface. Match feet and slide your left hand around the corner to the shallow pinch that Babyface starts on. Step up into the stem/drop knee and climb Babyface to the top, it's significantly harder after the traverse.

Flying Marcel

Aftershave

Zulu Flex

Brut

The Reject

Squatter's Rights

Rogered in the Shower

Alma Blanca

The Used Blade

Baby Face

Call Me Nick

Daily Dick Dose

Mesozoic

Babyface

Dry Shave

Roger in a bath

Pumped Full of Semen

Paleozoic

This route ascends the NW arete of the Trac II Boulder. Begin with the right hand on the heavily chalked hold on the arete, 7 feet above the ground, and the left hand pinching a crimper sidepull 5 feet above the ground and 4 feet left of the arete (this start is reachy for shorties). Bring the feet up into a high stem, drop your left knee, and move left hand up to the high sidepull crimp. Adjust feet, and bump the left hand to the obvious 1/2" horizontal crimp. Move the right hand up the arete (crux?), then bump. The next pocket out left is relatively jug-like. Hit the lip and mantle easily. Descend the west side.

A great, slight highball with nice holds of some fine ironrock. Stand start in the pit and go straight up. Probably don't want to fall off the top, so if you're a new climber, make sure your headgame is strong. 

Starts on a good flake to the right of DDD, and moves left into the good undercling on DDD.  Topout.

Start with high crimps at the lip. Climb over the lip and up the slab.

Sit start low, climb to the jug where the crack turns, and continue straight out the roof.

Start very low matched on a crimp about 15 ft right of DDD. Climb hard moves on incut holds up and left to topout just right of Alma Blanca

Start on Daily Dick Dose, then make a big move right to a big hold. Finish straight up on bad holds. 

Start just a little left of Babyface and reach up to a left facing crimp flake. Continue straight up.

Start with both hands on the rail. 

Normal Beta: Throw your left foot on a small sharp edge on a vertical section of rock. Throw your left hand out to catch the crimp half way between the starting hold and the big undercling. Match feet and backstep, throw across for the jug undercling. As you swing out make sure to keep the landing gear up or you will dab. 

Shorty Beta: Start with both hands and possibly a healhook on the rail. Move out left to a small crimp gaston and rise off of your right heal to the crimp half way between the starting rail and the jug undercling with your right hand. Match feet and go left to a pinch near the undercling then into the undercling itself with your right hand. 

  Once in the undercling step on the edge and cross your right hand over to a hold above the lip. Toehook in the undercling and make a couple of moves up the face. then step out and top out.   

Location

  On the left side of the low roof that you walk by on your way to the Trac II boulder. Starting off of a low somewhat sloping rail near the back of the roof.

Start in the obvious undercling in the center of Reject Rock.  This will be to the right as your looking at "DDD".  Pull on and make a big move to a good left facing flake.  Match this and continue up on good holds.  The start from the left facing flake is "Veto Powers" V1.

On the same boulder as Pumped Full of Semen but on the other side of the cave.  Starts on a sloper, moves right through crimps and tops. This much easier variation of Paleozoic is also sometimes referred to as Paleozoic light or Paleozoic right.

Second route left  of Babyface. Starts on two bad crimps and goes straight up. Felt hard for the grade. 

This problem climbs the part of the boulder that is closest to Babyface. Climb just right of the gap between the boulders from a sit start low between the boulders with a good sidepull crack.

Sit start on Rogered in the shower, but climb easier moves to the right.

Start in a low hueco and move left on pinches, pockets and crimps then topout straight up on a V1 slab.

On the same boulder as Pumped Full of Semen but on the other side of the cave.  Starts on a sloper and go straight up for full value instead of going right.  Mantle around corner and topout.

Sunny in some areas and shady in others, somewhat out of the wind.  Usually not very crowded, although Baby Face (which is shady) is a pretty popular problem

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Routes in Trac II