On the east  face, this problem tackles the main slab.  Start on a nice crescent shaped edge and head towards to top.  The last couple moves are a bit tricky if you don't have the height to reach the top.

East Face Center Slab

Drilled Pocket Problem Right

Drilled Pocket Boulder Crack

West Face Left

East Face Far Right

East Face Center-Right

West Face Center-Right

West Face Center

East Face Right

Drilled Pocket Problem

Drilled pocket arête

South face of drilled pocket boulder. Obvious hand/fist crack from the road.

Same start as the v2-3 but move right to the top out jug.

Just to the right of the down climb and tree on the west face of the boulder there is a nice semi-horizontal edge about knee height. Start here, and follow the edges to your right up to the top of the boulder, then traverse right until you get to the right facing corner up the middle of the boulder.  Top out.

On the far right side of the east face (looking at the road) there is a system of large flakes and jugs.  This is the furthest right problem on the east face.

Near the center of the boulder on the east face there are two under cling/side pull-ish pockets near head height.  Start below and slightly to the left of these.  Some good holds and some nice slab climbing to the top.

to the right of the small dyno warmup. Sitstart and then right hand gaston, stand up and exit with yet another right hang gaston on a loose undercling. Not as easy as it looks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TM49UvEN0tA&feature=youtu.be

Sit start the small right facing corner in the center of the west face.  Good edges lead to the top, where you can either do a short dyno or some tricky last moves before an easy top-out.

This is the second right-most problem on the east face.  Start at the furthest left flake/edge near the right of the boulder.  Head up towards the notch.  Sit start if you want it, although I found it awkward and adding little.

South face of the boulder. Left of the obvious crack.

Start at the first pocket and stay to the left. Stick to the pockets and final ledge on the top left of the boulder. Don't use the crack to the right.

Start with one finger in the hole the other on side pull on drilled pocket face, climb arête using crimps and side-pulls to punch at the jug. This was not climbed using the deep pockets on drilled pocket face.

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Routes in Drilled Pocket Boulder