B: 5.9 - Climb the crack, with a bouldering move half way up. Leadable on trad gear with some nuts.
C: 5.11d - Climb up the improbable looking route on the face. The crux is about 10 feet of the ground and requires a huge heel hook
D: 5.10a - The 3 bolt sport route on the right side of the main face. Start up to the right and move left into the thin crack and good ledges. If you decide to lead this bottom up without setting up anchors to start, be warned, the top-out is freaking scary and the hardest move on the route.
E: 5.6 or 5.7 - Starting on the big detached piece of rocked apparently called "Paul", there's three variations possible. Start on the left, the middle or the ridge of the detached rock and work your way up.
F: 5.11 -
G: 5.12? - The most easterly route, this climb goes up the very blank looking face with not much for holds.
