nullSit start on the prow just right of Sporty??. Problem starts with a decent left side pull and a miserable little crimp in the seam for the right, feet down low. The crux is the first throw up right hand to the arete. After that there are some enjoyable compression moves to get over the lip and, if you are me, grovel to the top as you cannot see your feet.... The stand start is V2-3.

Keelhauled

Sports Challenge (Knobs)

Broken Glass Traverse

Sporty??

Broken Glass Arete

Vertical Knobs

Corridor Problem 2

Masked Rider

Unknown on left boulder of Glass House

Corridor Problem 3

Reachy (right of Sports Challenge)

The Crystal Ship

Sunshine Face

Corridor Problem 1

This tall line gets easier as you get higher making it appealing. It is quite a bit easier than the more aesthetic face that it shares the start with. 

  From the good two handed edge, climb straight up the rounded arete on the left side, right hand on the arete. The crux is probably paddling your feet up onto the starting hold when the hands are not great. Above the climbing gets easier as the holds get bigger.

Cool knob and crystal features. Slopy crux getting onto the slab. 

  From the broken knob move up to an edge on the next black inclusion with your left. There are lots of possible intermediates or holds for your right, but ultimatly you want to get to the second black spot above the one your left is on. from there move right to another knob and stand up.

make moves out left to gain a small knob/crimp. Work you feet across some knobs then right to the gaston. High left foot and move up to an OK rounded hold. Match this and move up to a small long knob that has a good edge on the top then right to a rounded gaston jug at the top. 

  Downclimb is the steep ramp maybe 10 feet to the left.

While the first couple of moves are probably the hardest. Topping out over the lower boulder adds some entertainment. 

  Start with a high left sidepull or further to the left of it. Make hard moves to get your hands up and established on the lip. Top out slightly to the left.

Very cool looking holds that you just want to grab, especially that huge cobble at the top. 

  Start out on any of the knobs that you can reach, probably a shoulder height right hand on a small 1-2 finger and a high left foot. Climb up the knobs that all face left to the huge broken off black cobble at the top. You will encounter a bit of technical cranking and some thin feet. 

  Worth doing for sure but the right starting hold can open you up.

When you first look at this thing the start holds scream climb here, then you look at the rest of the problem and wonder WTF. 

  Start on the obvious low knobs. Figure out how to get onto the wall. Stand up to the only other holds on the wall just below the lip. Working up onto the slab above is easier.

Sit start on the same holds as Crystal Ship. Up left to crimp then up right to big, four-finger crystal in crack. Continue on crimps to top. Harder than the Crystal Ship, but not by much.

 None of the non-Crystal Ship holds were chalked when I did this problem, however the big crystal just screams “hold me!” so I find it hard to believe that no one had previously climbed this line. If so, please amend in the comments. After all, I only recently started climbing here thanks to COVID (thus the name).

The crux is pretty high reaching to the knob in the middle of the face just below the peak of the boulder. The landing at this point is not the best as there is a small boulder that sits below you. 

  From the low rail, cross up to a small 3 finger knob then up to a black edge with the right. There is a scooped out section to the left with a crystal near the top for the left. Then up to a sloping grey knob and a terrible sloper next to it. Now the crux, a big move up and right to the baseball sized knob in teh middle of the face. Then up more easily directly over the point. 

  Downclimb to the left.

Nice thin black knobs make up the holds on this short SDS problem. 

  Start on the low positive sidepull and climb over the bulge on flat black knobs. Short but mildly entertaining and something steeper.

Very height dependent. High first hold, high step, and a long reach off of the only available foothold. 

  Reach a very high left hand knob/edge and a low right hold. High step onto the obvious softball sized knob, or close to it. Stand up to another hold and start pawing around up higher until you get to the next good knob on the slab.

Begins in the corridor in the right side off the large flat rock. Sit start in the thin crack then crimp your way straight up to a sloper just out of sight. Getting a high right foot rock-over makes the sloper move easier. Not a striking line but fun climbing.

Fun slab climb. Some interesting movement using thumb press on an undercling to stand up. Nice sloping black knobs. Definitely height dependent. 

  Start on some good holds a broken black knob that is a 3 finger edge and a sidepull. Stand up on good feet to reach a long flat slopy black bump. Then up left into a thumb press with a small edge on top. Press out on OK feet to a sloping knob at the top. Top out on a side pull and knobs.

Pull on with a edge/crystal for the left and a higher edge for the right. Make moves up onto the slab above using crystals and knobs. 

  This problem is a bit easier than it looks as the feet seem to be pretty good and in the right places.

A tight concentration of maybe 6 or so boulders of pretty good quality. The boulders are tightly packed together so it can be sheltered or a wind funnel. 

  There are 2 groups of three boulders each. The upper area which you come to first is refered to as the Crystal Ship and is composed of a corridor between 2 boulders and the third blocks the end of the corridor forcing you to go up and left to get through. 

  The second group is pretty obvious once to pop out of the corridor. There is a big boulder balenced on a pedastal on the right. Then the boulder with the Broken Glass traverse sits under the left edge of the balenced boulder. A third boulder sits more on its own further tot he left.

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Routes in Crystal Ship and Glass House