This seemed like a lot of rock without a route, so I soloed up to see why and decided it wasn't steep enough for a bolt with the walk-up so short and easy. The crux is stepping over the last overlap.

If you lasso that block Jay photographed, you can TR all 4 routes here with a 70 meter rope very conveniently.

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Mary Ann

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Ginger

The hardest part of the climb is near the bottom where the rock is the steepest. The upper part is not hard and can be climbed up hands free.  This is a good climb for those new to slab climbing but may be boring for expert slab climbers.  The slab is like most of the slabs in the area.

The hardest part of this climb is the bottom section perhaps the first 30 or 40 feet. It is much easier near the top. You can climb with no hands on the top part. It is a good climb to get slab experience on if you have not climbed many slabs, and it is a top rope so is good for a beginner. It might be boring for climbers who are good slab climbers.

This is maybe a tiny bit harder than

MaryAnn

but also a bit shorter. All 4 routes seem just fine without a bolt. The upper half or two-thirds of each route is relatively flat. This is certainly not a destination, but nobody is gonna be there while you're trying to see how few times you need to touch the rock with your hands.

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Routes in Gilligan's Island