Stem, jam and layback up the splitter right facing dihedral.  Place a high piece in the roof with a long sling then either down climb and do a slabby traverse or if it's dry enough keep climbing out the roof to the ledge.  Continue up one more step to a 2 bolt anchor.  Great rock and climbing for the grade, too bad the dihedral wasn't longer.

Down & Dirty Dihedral

Dick Swagger Dihedral

Flaked Out

Broad Street Bully

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Start up the short yet steep black dihedral exiting to the left.  Follow the handcrack up and right around the small roof into a low angle corner to the base of the crux roof.  Pull the boulder problem around the roof into another lower angle corner with a finger crack to top out.  Can exit the dihedral on the left just before the top into another crack to avoid the moss mantle.  

  The climb is still quite dirty but should clean up really nice so scrub away! 

  A cool looking variation that is up for grabs would be to exit the first dihedral on the right.  Then follow the arete/face above to the roof below the crux of DSD.  Traverse right then back up and left through a different roof and finish in the upper dihedral.

From the same grass ledge as DSD, move left on a short crack under a small roof to a sloping grass ramp.  Scramble up grass and climb the main crack up the center of the face.  At the bulge move left and up to the top of the bulge to a bolt.  Continue up and right to a short thin crack then scramble to the top.   

  Don't forget to extend your placements.  Use knots if rapping with a 60m. There's also a short yet very exposed scramble/walkoff to the right of the anchor.

From the same grass ledge as DSD, move left on a short crack under a small roof (other options with less pro possible) to a sloping grass ramp. From there climb intermittent cracks just right of the white patch of rock and left of the arching handcrack. Once past the overlap head for the arete. Follow the arete for a couple bolts to a horizontal crack. Climb the right side of the bulge to a bolt then up to a crack before scrambling to the anchor.

 Make sure to extend placements or suffer the rope drag as you claw up moss to the anchor. Use knots if rapping with a 60m. There's also a short yet very exposed scramble/walkoff to the right of the anchor.

Start up and right of the toe of the buttress. You can use a #3 camalot low to protect your belayer. Follow the fist crack with plenty of face features to a small ledge. Step left out onto the slab to a bolt. Continue past some small gear and another bolt to some broken mossy terrain to the base of the next buttress. Climb the right side to a bolt protecting the steep and reachy crux. After pulling the lip finish up the featured slab and arete to a 2 bolt anchor. 

 Walk off climber’s right and back around toward the gully. Can sidehill without getting into the gully.  

Originally started in the left angling crack under a small roof just left of the start of DSD.  Scramble up the grass ramp and climb the gardened cracks just left of FO. Do a couple grungy moves to a good #3 or #4 camalot placement. From there head out right using the thin splitter for gear with good hand holds and slabby feet. Scramble up the ledge to a 2 bolt anchor.

The Hanging Garden is located on a large grassy bench between Garden Party Buttress and The Crack Garden.  Look for the series of dihedrals to the left of the buttress.

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Routes in Hanging Garden