The crux is near the bottom at about the first and second bolts. The face here is very technical, and the holds here are thin and small. Above the climbing is much easier, and the distance between bolts seems spaced far apart in one section. Here, my partner and I thought a mid-sized cam could be placed. The climbing is easy though, so it is not necessary.

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Radial Nerve

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AC Separation

Ketosis

This climb starts out easy, maybe 5.6, up a slab. There is a lot of green lichen on this slab. The crux is at the 4th bolt at a small overhanging roof. There is a good rest above the crux. From here, follow a shallow, right-facing corner which has some tricky moves.

The crux is about halfway up the climb in a seam. Stemming works well at the crux. At least this is what I and my partner did. The rock seems fairly blank at times, but hidden holds appear when you need them. You can't see the leader once they are about halfway up and over a bulge. The route is fun!

The crux of this route is at the 4th bolt at a small overhang.

Radial Nerve

shares this crux. Once above the 4th bolt, follow a line of bolts on the left. This line goes up a slight arête.

The first move, at the first bolt, is difficult but is not the crux. There is a good hold here which allows you to work your feet above the overhang. The crux comes at about the third bolt. There is a good undercling hold at the start of the crux. Above, the climb is slightly easier and goes up good holds to the anchor.

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