Hard, powerful moves on decent rock (foot hold can be a little slick at the bottom, but the hand holds are solid). Bump the feet on pretty small, sometimes wet edges, crux comes at the first move off of two incut crimps to a left sloper, then big move out right to a small horn along the rail. Move right along the rail towards the finishing jugs.  

  Named after the spotter accidentally gave an extra helpful spot on the first attempt.

Slapping da Ass

Beached Dolphin

Slapping da Bass

Slapping da Jug

The crux move is a far reach right a couple moves off the starting hold. It has great, techy movement up the arete with consistent climbing to the top.

Iron cross start around the slopey arete and move up through grippy slopers. 

  Surprisingly solid and grippy rock. Good warm-up on the open handed slopers.

Links the obvious ledge on the center of the face to the top. Jump start to the first jug on the slab.

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Routes in Great Rock