This goes straight up the face left of

Monstrosity

.  Continuous crimps without much of a rest eventually lead to a good jug around the 6th bolt or so.  From here, you traverse up and left to the anchors, with a few more hard moves.  From my understanding, holds on

Monstrosity

are on as long as you don't traverse over for a no hands rest.

Rapid Fire

Armor Plated

Drawbridge

It Is What It Is

Monstrosity

Cannon Ball

Strictly Business

Power Point

Death and Disfiguration

Scamper up the really slopey, chossy, and root-filled top of the mineshaft entrance without knocking out your belayer with a large rock (crux). Continue with crimpy climbing with a couple of good shake-outs to a long reach just before the chains. I've watched many heart-breaking falls at this final move.

This climb starts out with thin 5.10 face climbing up to a left ward traverse to an obvious under-clinging hold.  The guidebook says to go big with a lunge to a jug, but there are 2 other ways to climb the route.  If you are tall, you can get a shoulder wrenching high gaston out right and do the move static.  It is also possible to bypass the move on the right with 5.11a face climbing.  Unique moves....

Clip the first bolt from a good stance, figure out a slightly awkward sequence to gain a big ledge, and then scurry up the left side of the prow utilizing good holds on and near the left arete.

Scramble up until you get the to the overhanging section and the fun begins. Stick the 3 or so moves (the holds are solid) and tag the mantle. FUN, but like summer vacation when you're 10, over too quickly. More like a V2+ boulder problem.

This is probably the best 5.10 at The Palace.  Follow a line a good holds through multiple roofs.  No one move will throw you, but the pump might.  This is a great line to run laps on, if no one is waiting in line.

This is a fun little number that has a few spooky moves getting to the 2nd bolt.  After the second clip, the climbing eases as the angle decreases.

Looks can be deceiving on this route. Fun moves and solid holds prove surprising. Crux comes when working over the obvious bulge. Not a bad route but seems to get little action.

This route is worth the effort, but the start is a little awkward and insecure.  If you mess up in the first 10-15ft, you could touch down if your belayer is not paying attention.

Follow a left angling crack system to a few powerful moves over a roof.  Angle up to the right on a few steep moves to the anchors.

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