This problem tops out the same as rock candy left, but starts further to the right with a sit start on a full pad positive crimp. Tech out some balancy gaston moves and top out via undercling. 

Rock Candy (right)

Taste the Rainbow

Lumberjack 6-Pack

Rock Candy (left)

Patient Pupil

Warmup Cracks

Fizzy Lift

Sugar High

Africa Strong

Booster Seat

Charlie the Unicorn

Horizontal Highway

Seeping Eye Sockets

Stand start matched on a small angling edge and bust a reachy move to a good hold out right. Finesse the undercling and enjoy the easy topout..

Climb up to the pockets and jump to the only good hold. Move intently at the top and it's a piece of cake.

Short, overhanging compression with a burly topout to boot.

This problem has much to teach if you have the patience to learn. Sit start under the eye and slap to the good crimp. The rest is gravy.

A series of 3 left-trending cracks makes for some easy warm-up climbing.

Sit start between two big rocks and climb up to the horizontal break in the boulder. Find the good hold out left then crank to the top using only face holds. 

Start low on inconvenient feet and work the holds out left to gain the crack in the rock that leads to the attractive vertical rail feature. Do not top out straight above unless it has been cleaned. Instead, traverse right into the finish of "Taste the Rainbow" and top out there.

This problem climbs the large, Africa shaped hollow flake in the corridor next to the Warmup Cracks.

 This feature is just for looking and will not hold up to repeated climbs.  If you are going to climb this, try to avoid using the Africa flake at all, as it is completely hollow and WILL rip off and destroy your face.

Climb the arete to the left of fizzy lift.

Start in the sloper below the big iron eye and climb to the top.

Start on Taste the Rainbow and traverse the pockets into Sugar High. Stellar finger-work on this one!

Sit start just to the right of the arete. Make sure those eye holes are dry, lest you get a bit damp in the eyes yourself. 

This is a patch of largely overlooked, but high-quality boulders in the Candy Mountain area. They are within a stones throw from the classic sport routes Achilles Heel and Willy Wonka, simply begging to be pulled on.

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