Slab climbing leads to a roof, which can be climbed directly (Call It What You Want) or bypassed, here, to the right by a crack system.  Plentiful features are available for hands and feet.

A Walk in the Park

Crankin

Journey Around the Sun

Call It What You Want

Front & Center

Sure Fire

Addicted to Crack

A variation on A Walk in the Park that goes through the roof after the third bolt via a layback in a crack through the roof.

Follow a ledge system that runs into a roof with a large crack running vertical. Pull the interesting roof with good pro placements and follow fun slabs to the ridge. follow ridge up right to a safe belay station.

Slab climbing leads to a roof and the first crux.  The second, more difficult crux, involves a bulge after the roof.  It's easy going after passing the bulge.

Climb a right facing corner for about 15 feet, then move onto the face, eventually finishing the route in a left facing corner.

A variation of Front & Center that follows a bolt-protected direct line for the second half of the route.

Start by leading up a steep section with bolts. It will flattern out and gradually grow into steeper slabs. Get to the Left facing dihedral where there is good protection. follow to a good belay ledge at the top.

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Routes in South Buttress