Nice slab problem with an opposition start into compression. The names of these two problems are from a silly conversation I had about types of pastes to eat. "Protein Paste (protein powder, peanut butter, honey, and water) is good paste; Caulk is bad paste."

Protein Paste

Low-Angle Crack

Low-Angle Seam

Ant Crack

Pine Needle Ledge

Exponential Growth

Low-Angle Duo

Mossball Fleet

Low-Angle Face

Switched Sides

Bad Backscratcher

Judicial Branch

Lazy Low-Angle

Mono Seam

Crack and Seam Make a Great Team

Lone Wolf Slab

Quit Bugging Me

Legislative Branch

Caulk

Broken Alliance

Tricky slab problem with cool moves. The crux is trusting the smear to stand up and go right. The names of these two problems are from a silly conversation I had about types of pastes to eat. "Protein Paste (protein powder, peanut butter, honey, and water) is good paste; Caulk is bad paste."

Easy low-angle slab with a crack partway up.

Nice easy crack with some good jamming spots. There were too many ants before, so I came back and climbed it later.

Short slab up to a dirty ledge and a mossy crack to the very top.

Interesting slab line with every hold, including footholds, much bigger than the starting handholds.

Easy slab problem using the left seam and right crack. Right crack might still have ants in it.

A very mossy climb climbing out from the little overhang up to the ledge and up the mossy crack. Named after the mothball fleet in the bay area.

Slab problem using the crack to the left and several holds to the right.

Short boulder onto the ledge and easy topout up the mossy crack. Mind the dead branches.

Tall line going up to the offwidth crack to the right. Be careful as this line goes directly above a dead tree with upward-facing branches.

Little seam with interesting moves that are worth trying despite the bushy landing. Some finger-jam-able opposing edges and a mono pocket (two finger jam if reachable) lead to a big downpull edge before the topout.

A nice slab line with a crack and seam side by side.

Nice slab problem centered around an undercling and some good slopers. Crack to the left and the edges to the right are off.

Nice slab line with some seams. There were a lot of annoying bugs around when ​​​​​I was there.

Easy line going left of the bulge. Watch out for the large branches at the beginning.

An eliminate of

Crack and Seam Make a Great Team

​​​​with the crack off-route.

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Routes in Other Side of the River Wall