Slicksides Wall

A small cove of climbs behind Sizzlefoot Face produce some of the most feared boulder problems in the area. While they are not technically difficult, the adaptation to the rock that is so slippery it’s stickier when wet is usually arduous. You are actually climbing inside a huge pothole.

Access to the top: From Sizzlefoot Face walk south and find a series of man made "rock" steps taking you to the top of Sizzlefoot Face. Slicksides Face is on the other side

Access to the bottom: There will be some steps to the bottom of the other side which faces the river.

	The Wheel	5.10+
a contrived boulder problem to the left of Schlocksides
1	Schlocksides +	5.9+
Jam up a blocky crack and pull a long move to the top
2	Slicksides ++	5.9
The classic Taylor's Falls boulder problem on the smoothest rock on earth
	Slicksides Direct	5.11
Start in the obtuse dihedral left of the normal start and finish on the Slicksides pocket higher up.
	Digitalis	5.12-
Around the corner to the right of Slicksides is a hanging slab.