A delicate slab climb ends at a roof where a vertical knob studded climb resumes. An excellent route, definitely the most diverse climb on the wall.

Hydro-Electric Shock

Going Coastal

Hot White Dike

Hot Dish

Too High to Fly

On the far right side of the Corduroy Wall. Start by a huge block. Wander up the slab with huge knobs to a steeper headwall above that has huge plates. This then yields to lower angle slab to bolted anchors located way off to the left (recycled anchors, perhaps a rap station?). Walk off climber's right. A loooong and fun romp for beginner climbers who can't do the technical slab climbs to the left. Anchors located lower down and more above this route would improve this route greatly.

A tricky start leads to easier climbing above. Techy footwork on a thin white dike is the key no nailing the onsight. Excellent slab route.

Start near the middle of the wall and traverse up and left across the low angle bulge that slants diagonally left. Stop when you reach a black dish. A thin technical slab climb ensues as you reach the dish and rise above it to easier climbing. Probably harder if it had lead bolts. FA party gives permission to bolt.

Slab aficionados take note. Start on a highly technical slab. Move through the low crux on micro edges, mini crimps and purely friction. After you have made it through the first 4 bolts, take a breath and relax as  the difficulty eases above.

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Routes in Corduroy