Cool moves into massive ledge lead out right to a sloper crux with an undercling. Ultra classic with more traffic and a great warmup for the cave. 

Ain't Gonna Be Pretty

The Nemesis

Pistol Grip Pump

Training Wheels

Extension Invention

Chicken Soup for the Soul

Eyes of the Beholder

Natural D's

You'll never believe it, but this is another long endurance line in the cave. Shares the same start as Triple/Natural D's, Training Wheels, and Finders & Repeaters, then branches right and takes on the right side of the central prow. This is the longest and most enduro line that starts on the common start. Excellent rock quality and movement, various rests, and the sky is the limit on how creative you can get with your beta. 

Super fun, powerful climbing on ergonomic pockets with many options for beta. 

A power-endurance roof boulder problem chalk full of interesting holds and sequences. 

Same start as pistol grip pump but at the flake break left to a deep pocket. Linkup with Ain't Gonna be pretty on left side. 

3 star movement, 1 star line. A really nice warmup for harder lines in the cave.Find a big chalked up slot on the far right side of the cave, which begins a line of chalked up jugs heading right. Instead of heading into these jugs, head straight out with big moves on great edges, landing at a big slopey ledge and a crux move to a good sloper pocket. Work around the bulge with good holds and fun moves. Grab a big jug up and right from the little prow and step off. A nice warmup at an area that doesn't have a ton of good ones. I'd assume it's been done, but for the huge amount of moss I had to clean off of this thing.  Probably gets wet a lot. 

Start on tooth feature and work through underclings to a crimp sequence, eventually reaching the "eyes". Pull through to the sloper rail and top out just to the right of the tree. 

A long, obvious endurance line out the cave. A couple of hard moves lead to a core-intensive rest and another hard sequence on a big undercling and crimp rail. Top out via V2-ish climbing. An epic journey of a boulder problem, certain to cater to route climbers. To my understanding, V7 is the grade the FA proposed. 5.12b or 5.12c seem just as appropriate

This large, impressive overhanging "cave" hosts the hardest problems at Peter's.

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