Start on the big under cling on the right side.slap the second from behind, match, flag out feet, go to the undercling to the left and cross up high into the crack up top.make your way across the crimp lips and make a big move to the pocket on the far left.Careful on topout! make sure to have a pad under you at the end, the feet are sketch

Traverse Shay's Peanut

Dave's Juicy Single

Sandy Cheeks

Little problem on the only rock(more like choss) I could find in the state.The start holds are a jug on the left and a side pull on the right that follows the line up the face of the rock. The bottom half of the rock is compacted dirt so the feet are bad to start but if you get a leg up it is smooth sailing.First Ascent by Layne Zuelke and Ryan Zuelke in the early 90s and I found it again and reclimbed it and set a name to it.

A whole assortment of holds in this problem. Start is in "V" of the picture. Start in the slight overhang with a far left hand jug, and a right hand crimp, pull up staying along the right side of the wall with good pockets, and slopes along the way up.

Start on right hand jug hold and left hand jug. Move up following the right hand portion of the route where you will find crimps, pockets. Left hand side has mostly crimps as the is mainly flat on the side.

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Routes in Kistachie Boulder Longleaf Vista