Start up the orange slab in front of the large tree.   Follow the bolts up and over the 90 degree roof (crux) then into the corner to the LO.

Debbie Does CPR

Sixth Sense

Bullwinkle Craters

Son of Sammy

Couch Potato

Bullwinkle Goes Ballistic

Climb the steep, blocky route to the left of Debbie Does CPR.

Route starts on the block on the right end of the crag, Follow the bolts up vertical face to the LO just below the New Wave area.

Route starts up the steep juggy overhang then you pull onto the slab (crux) at the last bolt. 

Start up bouldery route to the left of Couch Potato. Gain the nice finger crack and angle to the left to the LO.

The beginning of this one is a bit squeezed in but contains a few fun moves that are not used otherwise. After the crux its just a walk up the super moderate slab to the chains.  

  Start as for Bullwinkle Craters (5.11b) for a few steep jug moves with one really cool hold. Pull the tricky move on to the slab then 5.3ish climbing brings you to the left end of the upper deck of New Wave Wall. As Mark commented, you can run this route in to Air and Pleasant Danger (5.8) for a longer climb. Use a 70m rope if you do this and plan to come all the way back to the ground.

Below New Wave is, as the name suggests, below the main New Wave wall.  This is the short, generally steep section you come to when the trail splits left for Orange Crush and right for New Wave. It has a nice mix of routes for everyone from blocky 5.6 to steep 5.11s.  The most classic being Debbie Does CPR 5.11a marked by its orange rock and 90 degree roof. 

  Update your guidebooks, Son of Sammy 5.8+ is bolted and open to the general quickdraw-toting public and is a really fun route.

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Routes in Below the New Wave