Smith rock easy singles

I just arrived at Skull Hollow Campground (site 21)
Looking at heading to Smith Rock tomorrow.
Can someone suggest some easy 5,6. _ 5.8) single pitch climbs.
I can climb a little harder but I'm seriously out of climbing shape.  And my wife(belayer) doesn't climb and is inexperienced.
So a day of easy's would be perfect 

Sport or Trad?
There are a few sport routes in that range on the Southern Tip of Smith Rock Group. Morning Shade. Also the Monument base area.

MIchael Plapp wrote: Sport or Trad?
There are a few sport routes in that range on the Southern Tip of Smith Rock Group. Morning Shade. Also the Monument base area.

Sport, but single pitch trad would work only if the anchors are bolted or a walk off 

Spend some time at the Rope de Dope Block

Here are some sport and trad routes.  All of the trad routes have bolted anchors.

ROPE DE DOPE BLOCK:
- How Low Can You Go 57
- Rope De Dope Crack 5.8

SHIPWRECK WALL
- Time to Shower 5.8

WESTERN SHIP
- Purple Headed Warrior 5.7

MORNING GLORY WALL
- Five Gallon Buckets 5.8

THE PEANUT
- Hop on Pop 5.8
- Peanut Brittle 5.8

CINNAMON SLAB
- Lichen it 5.7
- Right Slab Crack 5.6
- Easy Reader 5.6
- Left Slab Crack 5.4
- Night Flight 5.5
- Ginger Snap 5.8
- Cinnamon Slab 5.6

THE DIHEDRALS
- Bookworm 5.7
- Bunny Face (pitch 1) 5.7
- Rabbit Stew 5.7
- Lycopodophyta 5.7

LLAMA WALL
- Wannabe Llamas 5.8

PHOENIX BUTTRESS
- Hissing Llamas 5.8

Phoenix Buttress and Llama Wall will go into the shade first, followed by the Cinnamon Slab area.

Have fun!

The Rope De Dope block is nice because you can lead (sport) or top rope all the routes (ladder up the back side). I think the range is between 5.6 and 5.10c. It is almost always crowded though.

Picnic Lunch wall has some fun bucket routes that aren't as crowded as 5 gallon buckets.

Red wall has some good routes too.

If you want less crowds go to the backside (Spider-Man Buttress, my Little pony) or go up to the marsupials.

Student wall

I thought this thread was about something else..

I remember my first time at Smith. I think it was on the "Peanut" when I decided to lead the 5.10 just to the right of the 5.8 because it seemed way safer. 5.8 moves 10-12 ft off the deck, with the deck being a rock/dirt ledge just aren't in my "vocabulary" these days.   Later that day I bumped into a friend from the East that climbs at Smith a lot, his reply " Oh ya, you probably want a stick clip for a lot of the climbs."  Act accordingly.

Robert Hall wrote: I remember my first time at Smith. I think it was on the "Peanut" when I decided to lead the 5.10 just to the right of the 5.8 because it seemed way safer. 5.8 moves 10-12 ft off the deck, with the deck being a rock/dirt ledge just aren't in my "vocabulary" these days.   Later that day I bumped into a friend from the East that climbs at Smith a lot, his reply " Oh ya, you probably want a stick clip for a lot of the climbs."  Act accordingly.

Well what’s worse, the 5.8 moves 10-12 feet off the deck on a 5.10 or the opening 5.10 moves 6-7 feet off the deck  on the 5.8s on The Peanut?