Standard Lines

This is a tall and proud one with a relatively flat landing and hard moves to the very top.

Stand start on giant jug feature. After an easy move or two, the business starts. Climb up utilizing a series of horizontal undercling rails, until a desperate deadpoint is reached. Latch this edge and keep it together in order to bust out the move to the lip of the boulder. Top out with care a few feet off the deck.

An airy and seldom tried line, this routes location is just about all-time, other than the fact that it is an hour hike from the parking lot.

This is the giant block on the left side of the trail as the tall waterfall comes into few. It has very distinct horizontal features. This problem lies in the middle of the face which faces away from the waterfall. The giant jug feature sticks out well.

5 pads would be ideal. The crux move is likely the deadpoint, but the move to the lip could be a huck unless static beta is found.