Sleestack is a left to right traverse that begins on the lowest part of the sloping rail near the left end of the Mezzanine. Start as far left as you can, reverse the crux of

Green Energy

, and finish up the arete of

Diesel

.

Sleestack

Geo Thermal

Well, It's My Birthday, Too

Diesel

You Say It's Your Birthday

Fission

Green Energy Traverse

Super Sloper

Cold Fusion

38 Special

Beginner's Overhang

Sloper Traverse

Atomic

Falcon's Talon

This is a Crimp-o-rama that begins on

Green Energy

, and goes up at the slot to a pair of stacked bBad holds consisting of a very small crimp, and a 1st pad 3-finger sloper. Use these holds to surmount the slab to the left, and crank up to easier ground.

An independant line from a sit start on a pair of small crimps way down low. Fire up with the R hand to a small sloping finger bucket located up and right of the start. Bring the L hand up to the sloping lip of the overhang, match, and power up the remaining slab, using only holds on the slab, to a nice finishing ledge at 10-12'.

Start on a jug sidepull. Move up to a pocket and then pull on small crimps up the right side of the prow.

Diesel is a really cool find next to the start of

Green Energy

. Locate a nice four-finger hueco down low for your left hand, and an undercling/sidepull jug for the right. Follow the jugs up to a rail, set the left hand on the arete hold, and go all the way up with the right hand to the diagonal hold that runs to the top of the arete. Climb straight up to a mantle at 14', or climb off to the right once the top is gained.

Start on a jug about chest high. Move left to a pocket and a smaller jug. Reach high and go straight up just to the left of the prow.

A right to left problem that starts 8' right of

Cold Fusion

, and traverses slopers, an unlikely gaston, to the arete hold at the top of

Cold Fusion

.

Green Energy is immediately obvious as you walk onto the tier up from a large Juniper tree. The line crosses an overhanging wall from right to left, and requires attention to body tension.

Super Sloper moves past some very cool holds to a nice easy climb-off. From a foot-long sloping ramp low, and near the east end of

Green Energy

, pull straight up with the right hand to a gnarly sloping hold on the lip of the bulge, bring up the left to an arete squeeze about 1-foot left of the R hand. Bring the feet, then pop the right hand to a 3"-wide 1st pad ledge up and right of the right hand. Viola.

From the Tier where

Green Energy

is located, continue west about 45-50 feet. Cold Fusion starts under a bulging wall with a sit start. The starting holds are very small and can be found on a rounded feature just above the ground. Pop up and right to a vertical feature that is about 16" long. Next go up and left with the left hand to a crimp/arete hold about 40" above/left of the right hand. Pop the right up a little, then go left up to a sharp crimp also on the left arete.  Cross through underneath with the right hand to a small crimp up and left of the left hand, and traverse off.

Short but fun. Start on a jug. Move up to two small, painful crimps. Set your feet and make a big reach to another crimp and pull.

This is a nice piece for a youngster to climb. at least 3-different ways up, with nice finishing holds for the young and the gripped!

A right to left traverse along the wall directly behind and slightly west of the pine tree that grows sideways out of the base of the wall. There are several "up" sequences here as well. Locate the large starting holds on the right end of the wall, and go left using the bottom set of sloping holds until you are just right of the broken corner, then straight up until you can step off onto the top of the same broken corner.

Atomic begins at the sit start in the middle of

Green Energy

. Throw a ridiculously long left hand up to the sloping shelf (left of

Green Energy

incut hold ), Bring the right hand up to the shelf, then find the left hand undercling (see photo). Power the right hand up to a nice flat edge on the south-east face above, and go left hand to the apex of the roof.

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Protection

Routes in Mezzanine