Starts left of a big chossy hole in the wall and climbs to a ledge at the first bolt, then through a series of technical mini ledges with an occasional side pull.

Surrealistic Pillow

Inscrutable

Hammer and Butterfly

Alpha Dog

Papita P'al Loro

Stormy Weather

Red Means Go

Plate for the Party

Luie's Lament

Poop Chute

Castaway

Deep State

Valsalva Maneuver

The Darkening

For Real

Amphibious Assault

Tenoshitlan

Lichenimg Bolt

Hunkered Down

Reality Check

Depth Charge

Sterling Moss

Frog Life

Turd Burglar

Omega Crack

Swan Dive

Start up through some small fingertip jugs to small ledges with some technical moves.

Starts on the right side of a slabby wall. Head to a ledge and small roof past the first bolt, then make some technical moves past a bulge and up into slab territory near the top.

Climb the iron ledges to just before the third bolt, then tackle hard moves possibly including some chimney action in the wide crack.

Just before the obvious dihedral up on the nice ledge system. Delicate crux to an unexpected pump. Bring a brush to love this one into shape.

Route slowly kicks back after the hueco until a defined crux at the roof.

Climb up the slab through some thin moves between the first three bolts. Kicks back for the last two bolts and anchors.

With sustained technical pulling on flat edges on a slightly overhanging wall, this line has a distinctly different feel for the RRG.

Clamber up onto the initial shelf aiming for good holds up an angling flake. Take the flake up and left leading to great flat edge and edge up the face. Hang on until the final perfectly positioned small diving board to clip the anchors.

Starts of a cheater stone uphill of Synthetic, roof start to cool plates.

Easy climbing for the first thirty feet in the dihedral. Solid gear for the upper section in horizontal cracks, with much harder moves ten feet from the anchors.

Far left black streak route. High-quality movement, but bring a brush.

Starts a few few feet right of the obvious Omega dihedral from a small pedestal. Interesting plates and crimps lead up a beautiful licheny pillar of rock.

The left-most line on grey overhanging wall. Climbs the overhanging face and briefly utilizes the arete. Bouldery crux on the arete after bolt 3, followed by a no-hands rest, and a pumpy second half on good crimps and finger jugs.

Make your way up a short flake to thin technical ledges above.

Start ten feet right of the arete and climb on small ledges past a small bulge near halfway to a slab finish

Heavily featured first half with some intense off width and chimney moves on second half.

Fun, sustained face climbing once you get past the first two ledges.

Start on a small pile of blocks with a cool left hand pocket and pull onto the first ledge. Move right and up to another ledge above. Launch onto the face pulling on good, crisp edges and the occasional pocket on up to the chains just down and left of the big U-shaped tree at the top of the cliff.

Iron ledges led to a slight bulge in the middle, then cruise to the end.

Climb past a bulge to thin ledges and a tricky finish.

Follow the arete up past some steep moves. Jugs are right where you need them.

Mostly slabby but with a variety of underclings and side pull moves to keep the grade down. Ledge between 1st and 2nd bolts has some sandy spots but the working holds are good.

Smear through dirt and moss to a cleaner headwall. Utilize the side of the crack and tech your way up to the top.

Boulder start to a more vertical second half.

Another interesting moderate on the plated face right of Poop Chute.

Obvious dihedral system on the right end of the ledge system.

Long adventure route starting off a cheater stack with a boulder problem just over the trail. A crazy juggy roof finish awaits above.

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