Start at the bottom of the brown streak. Boulder up to the high first bolt on holds that turn out to be better than they appear at first. The bolt can be stick clipped from a reasonably good stance if desired. Pad up the slab past the bolt and then start looking for gear. Make a few insecure friction moves to a crucial finicky gear placement. Get what you like and then head for the topThis climb really likes offset cams. It also tends to stay wet for a few days after it rains. Probably not much fun to climb it if it isn't dryI made up this name. If Mr. Crowder has a name for it I will happily update it

Michael's Brown Streak

The Seep

Make a funky start off the ground (don't cheat uphill). Get the 1st bolt and work your way up thru 3 more bolts into a fun little set of moves up a rib on the right. Get in the piece of gear under the lip and pull over to the anchors.This climb has a little horizontal crack that tends to seep a tiny little streak of water after it rains. Unfortunately it seeps directly on the critical foot holds on the rib at the crux. That doesn't prevent you from climbing it but it makes it more interesting.The 1st bolt can be easily stick clipped. 

Tired of the slick rock and Army grid bolting at the Lowers? Go check out the Upper Lowers.This is a small section of slab wall up and right from the Lowers. It has but a few climbs but they are worthy of the Upper moniker. Top rope access can be gained by walking around to the right and then back left to the top of the cliff. The climbs on this wall tend to seep water for several days after it has rained but stay surprisingly clean. Catch it on a dry spell

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Routes in Upper Lowers