Chips and Beer has fun movement in the dihedral.

Turn the roof to get into the hanging dihedral, then follow bolts to the shared anchors.

A 70m rope gets you to the ground.

Chips and Beer

Skinny Dipping

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This has a roof crux followed by some thin slabbing.

Turn the roof, and follow a line of bolts to the shared anchor at the top of the wall.

A 70m rope gets you to the ground, a 60m will probably get you to the ledge at the start of the route. Knot the ends!

Skinny Dipping is a nice, long, sustained, face pitch.

Techy climbing on small positive edges leads up a steep, smooth face past an overhang. Continue up easier but sustained terrain passing a tough move off the first ledge.

Start all the way down, with your left hand on the lowest part of the left arete, about 8 inches off the ground. Put your right hand on a small sidepull crimp. Climb the arete.

This ascends theleft arete of the boulder. Start at chest height on opposing sidepulls, and climb the arete.

Start in the dihedral, and follow a line of bolts to the shared anchor.

A 70m rope gets you to the ground, a 60m will probably get you to the ledge at the start of the route. Knot the ends!

A Buzzworm sat at the top of the route.

Climb the right-facing dihedral and crack to a shared anchor.

CAUTION: there is a massive block halfway up the pitch that we could not budge, but it appears to be detached. You can climb around it.

This is the easiest sport route, but it will still keep your attention.

Climb a series of intermittent cracks to a shared anchor. Continue straight up at the top where the crack veers right.

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