Traverses right under the roof above the anchors for Baby Steps/Baby's Behind/Damn Mounties/etc. into a fun lieback flake and finishes at the base of the landing about 40' back from Hopscotch and Leapfrog. Some fun and tricky moves at the end of the roof to pull onto the flake!

Extend all your gear- especially under the roof, as there's quite a bit of unavoidable rope drag.

Busted Flat In Baton Rouge

Baby Steps

Hopscotch

Damn Mounties

Playground Monitor

Lunch Money

Trad Kindergarten

Leapfrog

Sprout's Route

Unburdened By Genius

Aisle of Sky

Romper Room

Block Party

Baby's Behind

Birthday Boy

Monkey See

Father's Day

Tea Party

Playground Bully

Juice

Zap Crack

Jungle Gym

Easy slab climbing with decent protection. It’s a bit dirty and wandering. Consider running out some of the slab to make the route more straight.

A nice beginner route of the middle tier with good protection.

Easy slab to a one-move roof pull crux to more easy slab.  All the real moves are well protected.

Follow the easy corner off the Birthday Boy Ledge

IMO, the best of the 5.easy routes on the wall. Cruiser slab leads to a single bolt and then on to a 15' solid finger to hands crack about 2/3 of the way up. Hangers have pre-installed rap rings.

A somewhat dirty climb left of Hopscotch.  May get cleaner with more ascents.

To the left of Birthday Boy is a new route with shiny bolts.  Careful clipping the first as there is no belay anchor on the small ledge. The route heads up and to the left over a small hood.   From here, staying to the left uses a single bolt and reduces difficulty.  Staying in line with the anchor uses 2 bolts, and increases the difficulty and rope drag. Use long draws at the hood to avoid rope substantial rope drag. A bit of runout to a shared anchor with Lunch Money.

Fun and obvious slightly left leaning finger to hands crack with solid feet the entire way. Tops out through a v-slot gully about 6' right of the top rope hangers. It was mossy and slightly chossy, but I cleaned it up real nice.

Gear anchor recommended (BD 4 and 2 are handy) to belay up your second, since using the hangers belonging to the top rope options to climber's left will abrade your rope over the edge.

Belay on a very small ledge (2-4") with a pair of bolts. Move left from the belay, moving along the flake until you come to the first bolt. Clip and pull up onto the slab and then continue up the easy, but pure friction slab climbing for the next 2-3 bolts. Move into some big jugs for the final section of the route to the top.

Follow a nice flake to a small overlap leading to the slab above.

climb a short crack and pull over the blocky to a ledge with anchors.

Easy route with plenty of good stance to place gear. This route is really that easy that a 5 year old baby top-roped this with no issues. Aptly named.

Probably the best route in the area.  Head up the slab to the roof, move right into a corner at the base of the basalt flake.  Climb past the flake and up the arete to the anchors.

Large flake at the start offers multiple interesting options.  Continue up the face for a more challenging climb, or simply use the flake system.  Crux is a small chossy roof at the top.

Follow edges up the center of the large partially detached block.

Begin off a ledge with a big ponderosa pine tree, follow bolts.

Starting from the same precarious belay as Aisle of Sky, climb around the big flake to a high first bolt. Kramar says you can get a piece under the flake (up to 2") or just run out the easy first 30-40 feet. Climb a short arete leading to a fun mantle. Finish up on easy jugs to the anchors.

A short fun route up the right-facing corner right of Father's Day. Follow up to the roof where a large jug makes clipping the bolt a breeze. Continue over the roof up to the anchors on solid holds.

Short, flaring crack easily seen as a lightning bolt shape from the approach to the area. From the base, climb easy terrain and make an awkward move into the crack. Once in the crack, and smear up to the anchors.

Follow a right facing corner up to and past a bolt on the slabby finish.

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