A Brief History of Time 

This climb is fun and worth doing but it has to be the easiest 5.9 I have ever done. To protect before and after the bolts. All you need is a few medium cams and a blue TCU

If "easy" means "one move wonder", I would agree. The crux move (or two) is solid 9, though.

Truly a one move wonder, but a decent climb. I thought the bottom was better than the crux, which I found tricky but not exquisite. Still, it was a fun problem, that I'm sure I'll climb again someday. The nut placement through the crux moves is so gorgeous, it almost makes the climb worthy just to place that nut!

I don't find this climb to be a one-move wonder. After some easy crack climbing, you step left onto a slab and make some delicate moves up, with an airy traverse right to an insecure stance below a finger crack. Place some great wired nuts and fire the crux moves up the crack. Easier climbing leads to the belay. Good rock, good variety, airy moves: two stars in my book.

Fun, airy climbing, but not a Dream Canyon ultra-classic.

I really thought this route was pretty fun. 2 cruxes for me: the first was clipping the first bolt from an awkward stance, then second was getting established in the crack. I protected the finger crack crux with a red Alien. Enjoy!

There's a new bolted route just right of this. 5.10 or so taking the bulge via stemming in the scoop on the right. Fun.

I top roped the face to the right of this route, your rope runs directly down it when you lower off, fun and balancy.... Climb up a corner to a small roof with a jug at the lip, pull over and use side pulls and a tiny fingerlock to gain a steep blank face.... The crux was reaching to a sloper.... Fun for what it's worth.