The Nooks

Climb the arête from a sit start utilizing small crimps, big moves, and the splits. Start with left hand pinching the arête and right hand on your choice of crimps. Move up and right, establishing your feet in a split position and figure out how to get over the bulge. FA: Brendan Baars

Start on two crimps at about head height. Move right, traversing into performance anxiety and topout.

Stand start with the left hand on the arete and right on a crimp. Slap your way up perfect slopers. It's not over until you hit the lip.

A short powerhouse of a problem. Start low on a small ledge and using a left foot low and a high right foot to create opposition, bump your right hand up the sidepull. Move feet and launch for a sloping mailbox slot on top. Mantle it out. A much harder version could potentially be climbed to the right. FA: Brendan Baars

Stand start on a flat big undercling. Move left through a decent crimp and either use the awesome slopers as intermediates or make a big move to the best sloper and then move up and topout.

Sit start with your hands in a variety of places along the obvious crack feature that turns the corner. Squeeze your way up perfect slopers and gain a massive jug. Take a deep breath and tackle the easy but daunting slab up to the top. Prep and inspect the slab if possible.

Perfect vertical wall with a line of crimps to follow. A spicy last move may be possible! Start on two crimps right next to each other and follow to the top.

Start on a perfect juggy sloper rail and tackle the crux by figuring out how to extend far enough to reach the next holds. Establish on the slab and finish up the easy highball.

Sit start with a great left heel hook. Find the two improbable underclings and paste the right foot on a non-existent foot. Stand up and move to better holds and top out. FA: Brendan Baars

Sit start under the left side of the severe overhang on the far left side of the boulder. Start with both hands on a jug and climb the huge sloper feature, traversing right, to topout in the crack feature.

Start on the underside of the overhanging crack pretty far down. Climb the overhang using many underclings and sidepulls. A crux right before the slab will make this fun. The fun stops when your on the slab. Be careful and watch your step. It's a highball people.

Double toe-hooks? 360 spins? Feet first climb? This thing has all of the funky moves you may hate or love. Either way, an amazing climb on blocky slopers with excellent rock quality. FA: Brendan Baars

Start below the double bubble on crimps. Make some techy moves to enter the crack. Continue up the crack feature through interesting moves and hand jams to top out above.

Sit start way down and right ton two separate holds. Climb the intro to 'Gimme that Booty' and exit on hidden treasure up the middle of the face.

A sick Nooks addition in The Wylds at a new zone. Start on a slanting jug near the ground and climbing into an undercling position. Then Launch for massive sloper. And do a heinously cool topout onto incredibly slopey terrain. Make note, the first ascentionist did not top the cliff. Choosing to jump down instead. So a “top and drop problem. But not really.”