Hang Ten

On the boulder farthest to the SE of the bunch, there is an overhanging side about 11 feet high that looks a little bit like a wave. There is a large slopey volume at the base, start with hands on top, with decent feet below. It’s a one move dyno to the top with a preferable two hand catch, hence the name “hang ten” then top out to finish.

You can’t miss this clump of boulders, if you park on fifth or sixth street in Bandon by the Bandon state natural area. There is a path that leads to the beach from the end of sixth street to about six large boulders, better chance of climbing all at low tide but I think they stay relatively dry most the time.