This problem starts on two huge, orange underclings. Make reachy moves to crimps, and then finish with a throw out right to a side-pull.

The Locker

Digital Scales

Majora

Jug Surfin'

The Vagina

Pasty Faced Weirdos

Aunt Fanny's Amazing Asscrack

A Head Deep

Isle of the Beautiful Women

Booney Project

Discharge

Sharpen Your Teeth

Hairlining

Harbor Wave

Corridor Crack

Deception

Dookie Traverse

Brown Shield

Turkish Resin

Tsunami

Start on the lowest chalked holds in the back of the roof. Work your way out on edges and sharp crimps to a tall top out. 

Start in the very positive, juggy seam down low. Move up through powerful, yet delicate opposing gastons and out the roof to even more powerful and precise climbing

Same start as Vagina, but instead head right and up the tall loafy face.

To the left of The Womb and Discharge, Jug Surfin' is the obvious line of jugs out of the roof that leads to a topout on slopers and small edges between the two boulders.

Start below the steep overhang on an undercling.  The move up and left through the labia's and then throw big out right to a thin crimp.  Then throw up to the "jug" and top it out.

Sit-start underneath a small roof to the right of a tree. Work your way up around the roof to a sidepull and a jug and continue to climb up the face. Save your energy for the last move to a horizontal pinch-like feature that sets you up for the top out.

Sit start with a left crimp and your right hand in the very sharp jam. Throw your feet above your head and do some offwidth trickery to get some decent holds up and right.

Start in the terrible slot crimp. Bump the right hand a few times, and then find the crimps in the lichen straight up.

Fantastic tall route to the left of Digital Scales. Start on a jug and work up on edges, pinches, and balancy moves on slopers up high.

SDS on lousy holds, power up to gastons and finish direct as per Bob's Face.

Start as per The Womb on two gaston crimps. move left through pockets and finish as per jug surfin.A lot of people call this super soft and for those with a reach greater than 5 feet 0 it may be a whole lot easier. Felt V8ish with my beta. I couldn't just bump out to the jug on the lip. If you downgrade any climb severely, do everyone a favor let us know why or how it felt soft. Yes, I'm salty about it, because I'm sick of everyone downgrading things and getting a big ol' ego boost. Spray kindly or not at all. Thank you. I was also told by a local that the way I did it, the way it shows in the guidebook, and the way that everyone else does it is not at all the way it was done by the FA, You basically go straight up and meet the big jug at the top of Jug Surfin. There was no chalk on those holds at all. 

Sit-start on a jug, climb up the thin seam passing a vertical slot. Top out up and slightly left on jugs.

Solid rock and good movement. A good warm up for Tsunami, and a decent climb in its own right. Someone's first v2?   Start on the iron jug at a little lower than head height, and shoot out right to the cool horn feature. Work back up left, using the big rail side pull, and finish gently on some slightly mossy rock. Actually a pretty fun climb. 

  There's a v6 start (Harbor Wave Direct) on the lower crimps on the face that climbs really well. The hardest way I could make it without making it stupid was to start on the low small crimps, surf up to the slopey left hand crimp, and then shoot up to the cool horn feature with the right hand. Finish as per Harbor Wave. I didn't use the iron jug that starts Harbor Wave, so it's something of an eliminate, but it still feels pretty worth it). Someone's first v6?

Follow the crack up to a somewhat desperate top-out.

Down from the Vagina, the arete that faces into the forest.  Climb out the arete via crimps and heel hooks, finishing straight up

Start on the traverse under the roof all the way to the right of Digital scales where the obvious jug rail ends. Traverse left all the way across the line up a small feature and end on the jugs around the corner to the left of Digital Scales.

 See comment below for variations. There are 3 different ways to do the traverse: the right side, the left side, and the full version.

 Full version goes for ~V5, Left side only goes for about V2, Right side only goes for V-Easy

Start a couple feet right of arete and follow obvious orange/brown shield shaped streak.

Start under the roof with a solid heel hook and throw up right to a full extention descent jug under the roof.  Then work your way up over the lip of the left side of the roof.  The crux is moving to the rail above the roof without hitting your feet on the ground.

Tall and pretty. Start sitting on big holds and big feet, make a big stand up to a decent crimp rail just above head height, and work up the quite small but positive crimps into the shallow dihedral. Finish dramatically with a committing topout at the 15 foot mark.

Just down the trail behind the Orb.  The boulder's are slightly down hill and are pretty obvious.  The Front Corridor contains some of the coolest problems and pretty stout ones.

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Routes in The Front Corridor