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- V6Cool compression style problem with what I consider the crimp crux. Hard at V6, though not quite V7.
- V6Easy one move wonder. Cool but easy (for me at least, but then I am a munchkin :)).
- V5 ↑Cool and fun compression/crimp problem. More moves than the height would suggest. Very solid at V5.
- V5Good slopey fun. Good foot/heel work needed.
- V5Fun climb, even if the start is contrived. Cruxy mantle, though the slopey crimp in the heuco is probably the real crux.
- V5Solid, slopey funness. Good body tension problem. Middle height problem.
- V6Solid at the grade. Has everything, dyno, pockets, crimps, jams. Good fun.
- V5 ↓Great pocketed problem up a gently overhanging face. V3/V4/V5??? Height dependent, can see it as V5 for real short people.
- V5Nice climbing up a cool featured face. Not sure it's an ultra-classic though.
- V5Strong short pocketed problem.
- V3The best V3 I've done. It has it all; tall, technical, beautiful. Bridging classic.
- V5Crimpy face, short yet solid. Sweet little technical, cross through, crux move.
- V5Great technical line. Mental crux up high, though physical crux down low.
- V4Very solid, though relatively straight forward traverse. Clean and classic.
- V7Very cool arete, technical and powerful. Must do at the grade for Castle Rock
- V6A great line, pity the rock quality doesn't match the moves. Arguably the "easier" left mantle variant, though pretty contrived to argue for the variants, given they both use the same holds, still V6 for the left.
- V5Fantastic overhung face, with a fantastic "easiest" line up the face. Solid and classic with dyno to end! What more could you ask for!
- V4Very uninspiring, avergae moves on average rock. Vague rising traverse.
- V5As the Supertopo guide says, a must do. Hardest moves at the start, mental crux up top. One of the best at the grade.
- V4Nice solid problem at the grade; arete hugging, hard, powerful and a little commiting.
- V6Fun problem, not sure it's a super classic per se, though fun enough. Barely V6, maybe slashy grade V5/V6.
- V4 ↑Super classic arete. High and technical. Tough at the grade.
- V4Low stand start from the left. Solid for V4, seems obvious though not really listed as a variant ... obviously not an FA, of that I'm sure.
- V4Soft at the grade of V5 only V4 for me, though mantles are a strong point of mine.
- V4Solid at V4. Very, very slopey arete.
