Climb White Point Inversion to the sloping top out. Instead of topping out straight up readjust feet and top out left on the jug finish of Short Discrimination

Baylor's Wave

Short Discrimination

White Point Inversion

The Curious Case of Captain Cook

The Captain's Crack

The climb begins once you have established toe hooks on one side of the boulder and use the opposing edge to pull off the ground.  Keep the toes and move hands up the arête to good holds. Use a 'hidden hold' in between this rock and the wall it rests on to adjust feet before firing straight up for the finishing jug. Match the jug and top out.

Same start as Captain Cook. Start at the 'Y'shaped crack in the rock and traverse left using crimps and an obvious crack to two solid crimps before the crux of Captain Cook. Fire up from these crimps to a burly top out on slopey holds.

Start at the 'Y'shaped crack in the rock. Traverse left using crimps and an obvious crack through the small cave section of the wall to the crux, a slopey top out on the rear side of the boulder. Contrived, but it offers a good pump. The egg shaped rock rested atop the low wall is off.

Shorter version of White Point Inversion. Start at the 'Y'shaped crack in the rock and traverse left using crimps to an obvious crack and top out. Soft problem with no real crux, fun to warm up on though.

White Point consists of a low wall that runs perpendicular to the water offering roughly twenty feet of traversing before meeting with a small egg shaped boulder that is rested atop one side of the wall, this creates a small cave like feature that is utilized in several of the climbs. The rock, like that at Black Point, is primarily made up of granite crimps and slopers as well as numerous sharp quartz crystals that pepper the boulder.  The constant sea breeze rolling off the water at this boulder,and its neighbor Black Point, makes it a refreshing spot to climb at on hot summer days.The small cave offers perfect shelter from the sun in between climbs and when it's just too hot to climb.  The Black Point boulder and adjacent fishing area see a fair amount of traffic in summer months but the White Point boulder is fairly secluded from the trail and as a result it's rarely crowded.

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Routes in White Point