Start in front of the arete with a good left hand side pull. Rock on and head to the top past a large pocket.

Road Slab Arete

Blissium

Rail Jugs

RJG #246

The Rail

RJG #247

SE Pockets

RJG #263

Road Slab Center

Road Slab Left

Road Slab Right

Start on right side of slab near an embedded red rock, head straight up. Tall enough to get a good number of moves in.

Start matched on a sharp angled pocket. Make a big move to a glued crimp and make a hard match. Traverse left on lower holds avoiding jugs at the lip. Make a couple more move to a hole and top-out. All large jugs along the traverse are not used. The problem must finish making a huge move to a sloping left hand. The pocket at the end of the problem can only be used for your right hand. This is because tall people can just bypass the hard moves at the end and go straight to the pocket with their left hand.

Start on the jugs and climb up to a pocket.  make a big move over the lip to another good pocket and top-out.

Fun highball that climbs through a bulge and then cracks to the top. Starts behind the large bush.Problem #246 in Rock Jock's Guide, rated P2.

Sit start (lay start) on the very low rail feature with your hands on the furthest holds to the right. Climb left along the small roof and then pull over the lip using small holds on the slab and exit left.

Another fun highball that starts behind the bush, followed by big huck to the ledge out right, then on to the top.Problem #247 in Rock Jock's Guide, rated P3.

Start on pockets at about 7 ft height, and large low dish for a foot. Pull on and crank out a few moves before the angle lessens for an easy run to the top.

Sit start right of a bush and head up through nice pockets to a ledge and scoop above it.Problem #263 in Rock Jock's Guide, rated P1. 

Start at the obvious large pocket about 5 ft up near center(-ish) of slab, head straight up. Tall enough to get a good number of moves in.

Left side of slab following some pockets trending left, then up to the top. Tall enough to get a good number of moves in.

The Road Area and many problems on either side of the road the lead into the wash/canyon.

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Routes in Road Area