Easy trad climb with good gear that is not visible from the ground. The rightmost climb on the parking lot wall, this route starts at the ground-level overhang to a mantle. Traverse slightly to the right as you make your way up some steps, finding good gear as you surmount them. Excellent quality rock despite it being pretty wet halfway up.  

Unknown 5.5

Quick Step

Crucible

Building blocks

Attack of the 5 Foot Woman

Finger Tricks

Tincture of Benzoin

Laughing Man

Slippery When Wet

Fancy Footwork

Millipede Arete

Double Mantle

Start near the corner of the Parking Lot Wall about 20 ft right of Laughing Man. Climb up trending left to the top.

Easy crack on the left side of the parking lot wall, starting behind the triangular boulder.

Climb up into the left facing corner, dyno to a jug on the arete and continue straight up to the top.

Climb often dirty jugs to the huge ledge. Climb straight over the bulge on jugs to a rest stance under the roof. Reach up right to a crack, climb up and mantle onto the ledge. Continue on easy ground to the top.

Start by stemming the corner to position yourself under a small roof.  Pull a protruding block (the crux) and make a few high steps.  Continue along the discontinuous finger-crack corner and jaunt up the dirty ledges. A few slopey holds may be mixed in. 

  Climb the face to the right of the start and use the crack in the small roof (without the corner) as a slightly harder variation. 

  This is a natural line that was likely climbed in the 1930s and the FA is long lost.  A local longtimer told me he saw a woman short in stature run up this thing one summer night, hence the name.  This placeholder-name is to avoid another "Unknown 5.6".

Climb the face a few feet to the left of the Slippery When Wet Crack, without using the crack for holds.

Start 15 ft right of the Slippery When Wet crack. Make a few thin moves up to a nice horizontal, continue up and left to another horizontal and up to the top.

Start as for Tincture of Benzoin, but continue straight up instead of trending left.

The obvious jam-crack roughly in the center of the Parking Lot Wall.

Climb the face directly to the right of the easy 5.5 crack, without using the crack for holds. 5.9/5.10 depending on exactly where you start.

Climb the lower-angled arete. A slight bulge about 15' off the deck is the crux (with some slopers).  Stay to the left of the "L" tree growing out of the corner crack. Avoid the tree during the dirty top out.  

  Another route likely free soloed on a dare in the late 1800s - FA unknown. One of the easiest routes up this section of the wall.  Be careful of your top rope position - a fall will result in a swing back (i.e., slam) into the corner.

30-40 ft tall cliff with a handful of cracks and face climbs.

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Routes in 1. Parking Lot Wall