This climb is really good for beginners and the crux is committing to the top out.

Eating Paste

Tomato Slab

Left Tomato Highball

Tomato Traverse

Heinz 57

Reverse Tomato Traverse

Upper Tomato Traverse

Right Tomato Highball

Tomato Crack

Climb the crack on the left end of the Tomato Boulder

Start sitting at left facing corner (as for the traverse) and climb straight up on small holds to a high finish.

Start sitting just to the right of the small roof.  Climb up and slightly left to the same topout as the Right Tomato Highball

Start on the lowest holds, the furthest out right on the face. Traverse across left on a series of crimps and rails. Make a move across the gap in the rock, and climb up straight to top out. The route tops out the crack, the same as Tomato Crack.

Someone must have done this before, but I'm adding it here anyways.  Basically a low problem going right from the start of the Tomato Traverse.  Start sitting with right hand in right-most pocket and left on sharp crimp at start of the Tomato traverse.  Fire right hand to sharp pinch on the rail to the right, left hand to another sharp crimp, then work the rail up and right to the jug, topout on easy highball slab.  I used the big obvious foothold, would be way harder without.  Did I mention that the holds on this problem are sharp???

Start sitting to the right of the roof and traverse right on good holds moving up at the Tomato Slab to join obvious good holds to finish all the way right.

 Start standing at a horizontal crack on the right side of the boulder about 6 feet above ground. Traverse left the crack turns into a seam, traverse left a few more moves until you can finish straight up when you intersect a faint left leaning dike.

Start sitting on bucket under the good traverse holds in the middle of the face.  Climb up and slightly left to a highball finish.

Shady. Two trees are about two feet away from the boulder but they don't really get in the way.

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