Newly found/reported:
due west of Teaching Rock up the slope lying less than 40 yards from the trail are a series of small bumps and pinnacles. Some are larger than others. I ended up bouldering all of them today, except for two TRs that I rope solo'd. Only two of the formations are 'significant'...
1. large capstone block boulder problem 5.7? (maybe harder for shorter folks) on top of a short ridge. Approach from the uphill side (West) either at the gap on the north side (5.4?) or the very terminus of the ridge (5easy), but continue up to the base of the block via an easy fiftch class move or two. The final block is surmounted by a high step and pull from edges (5.7). To descend, scootch to the lip and drop (very carefully) onto the ledge. This route has been done many times as the holds are clean and solid. It probably has been left out due to it's size and proximity so much other good rock nearby. From the uphill side it looks like a rodent, so I'd call it the Gopher. Half star.
2. just north of this formation at about the same level you'll find what looks like a low angle slab. It has one left to right leaning finger crack that starts with a shallow dihedral. This crack appears to take good pro at a couple spots that seem sufficient, so it is very likely this was lead in the past. On top is a rusting quarter inch hex head bolt that does not rotate and looks ok for a quarter incher. I backed it up with a 2 and 3 camalot 20 back undernearth a boulder. It felt about 5.6, but I was pulling rope thru a gri gri. It finishes left or just lefft of the arete at teh top. no star.
a. I also TR'd climber's right side of this formation. Very mossy down low. A couple of decent knobs get you up the bottom steep section. It finishes just right of the arete at the top using a med size scoop. Maybe 5.7. Calling this side "Chossy Chosserson" no star.
3. further north is a formation with a big flat area on top. perhaps 50 yards north roughly the same level? On it's north side is a decent looking short wall. Climbers right on this face has a low angle slab.
a. Fourth class on the far right of the slab (done before by many as an approach).
b. closer in on the slab before it gets steep on the left is a bit of clean rock. Probably 5.4. Short. For lack of route names or history, maybe Skully will let us call it Nihilistic Trivialist?