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I know its a long shot, but I'll be bumming around the gorge tomorrow if anyone is looking for a super last minute partner.

For whatever reason you have to open each route individually to tick it, you cant use spray from the crag route list.

Climbed this weekend and a bunch of stuff was dry, both steep stuff and slabs that get a lot of wind/sun.

What are people's favorites? Looking for something cool to try in the 12b range.

It looks like boom-slang has disappeared from the guide and been replaced with a 12b called cotton mouth. I think the 11c grade was speculation before the actual FA, but not sure.

Sorry i can't come out and climb, but muir is definitely a great area for beginner climbs, and is open.

agreed, september-october is definitely best.

Thanks

Does anyone know the names and grades for the problems across the creek from the main boulder? I think that they are in the old bouldering guidebook, but since i don't have one, i really don't know. If anyone could tell me, that would be great.

Jewel pinnacle, definitely, awesome climbing and great view, approach is a little weird, but not too bad. Mariba fork is good too, really pretty hike and a fun 5.4, approach is more straightforward than you would think, finding where to park is just as tricky as the hike itself.