Casual Corner 

I agree with George - Casual Corner is an absolutely stellar route, after leading it this weekend I can't imagine why the Hubbel guidebook doesn't even give it a single star. It seemed stiff for its grade (I'm a greenhorn, though), but is really a blast to climb. Plus, you can then easily setup topropes on the rest of the various 5.10 routes that cover this crag (two nice sets of anchors at the top).

As is noted in the description, the start seems a tad run out. But I found a nice thin crack about halfway up to and a bit right of the small fir tree that I protected with a small stopper for piece of mind. Speaking of small stoppers - you will need plenty of them for this climb. I probably used 4 or 5 stoppers in the 2 - 4 size range.

This route should have a star. Five of us climbed it and five us had a blast, however only one of us chose to lead it. I will wait until later in the season to lead it as it was a bit pumpy through the section requiring a lie back. Add this one to your list!

Fun finger tip action going up under the two move roof traverse, and really fun moves getting into the nice finger pockets that start just after the little roof. There's really nice nut placements on this climb, but 1-2" cams are nice as well, I might have used a 3" if I'd had one up higher on the upper section.

If the whole climb were like the upper 1/2 it would be a 3-star route. It is good, but lacks the consistency to be better than the 2 stars I'm giving it.