This is a fun and well-protected route up an arete.  Tricky footwork is most of the issue here...

Eases up about 2/3 the way up.  Nice Line!

Pet Arete

Passion Party

Happy Wheel

Cloud Calling

White Lotus

Yellow Cake

Wildflower Royale

Z-Boys

Twice Baked

Bones Brigade

Dogtown

Where Are They Gonna Run When Destruction Comes

Dreaming the Rasta Bus

Hunger  Force

Technical face climb on vertical rock to small roof. Start with huge detached flake at base of wall and climb through positive crimps to get to the small roof, then pull a couple pockets and jugs to the anchors. Some may find the third bolt is a little far left from the sequence, but it goes. Fun route.

The namesake route for this little cliff, although you could make the argument that this cliff is really part of the Briskets area...but I digress.

Anyway, this route is a decent route although nothing too exciting.  No difficult moves and a couple of sort of odd clips - worth doing if you are there but certainly nothing to seek out.

Follows a crack to a face in a shallow open book.  For a better "bolted crack" climb, go do More Funky than Gunky, not far away.

This line tackles a sharp patch of flowstone on the otherwise unremarkable wall left of Happy Wheel.  The climbing is technical and reachy, with a few big spans and thin holds.

Begin with the easiest moves on the route, follow a series of flakes to reach the second bolt.  Weave between features, utilizing a few thin crimps and big gaston moves.  Near the end, pumpy pockets lead up and left to the Yellow Cake anchor.

White Lotus is a short power route with no real stopping points from the moment you leave the ground.  Pinches, bad feet, long moves and hard clips make up the majority of this route.   Start with the first 2 bolts preclipped.

This starts just right of the Pet Arete and finishes at a separate anchor near the Pet Arete anchor.  Can easily be toproped from the top of Pet Arete.

A 5.11ish start on ok rock lead to several very sharp monos up the wall.  Very little chalk seems to indicate very few ascents... given the sharp monos I guess I see why.

Crux boulder problem off the ground. The first bolt is a directional. I recommend pre-clipping the second bolt as well. The third clip isn't terrible, but if you blow the clip with rope out it may be a close call. After the boulder problem intro through the bulge climb into the dihedral, shake out on some jugs and continue to top of dihedral and exit up and slightly left onto technical slab.

Big flakes and a couple of ledge stances.

Pretty good route, worth doing just for the crazy start.

Starts on an overhanging arete with some burly layaway moves, then gets up to some thin pockets.

Pretty fun and worth doing - most of the really good climbing is in the first half of the route but overall it is a nice line.

Lander Sport Climbs says this is 65' and has a picture indicating as much.  We found anchors about 45' up and slightly to the left, with no apparent bolts higher.  Short, crimpy 10a, with crux at the bottom, and an easier crack 3/4 of the way up.

Fun climb starting on a right-facing corner, then up to bigger holds above.

Right of Cloud Calling. A hard and greasy flake thing to a cooler and easier roof.

A good route starting on a flake, hence up on jugs and pockets to a thin section below an undercling.  Crux getting past the undercling to the fifth bolt (step a bit right then lay away to nice pocket up left)

to the right of "dog town".  start off a flake on the ground and pull hard, one move wonder on a slab of sorts

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