start down and right on face, move left through slopers, and very crappy feet, right hand to good roof rail, match and go right to sloper lip, continue one move right and mantle up

Monkey Swing

Los Nuggets

Shelving Unit

Bonsai

Wundercling

Teasin' It

Jackie Chan

A Summertime Christmas

Boyscout

Money Moves

Thugged Out Since Cub Scouts

Accidental swim

Keep featherin it, brother

The Arrow of Light

The Rollout Traverse

The Gymnasium

Hypocrite

Hallucinogenics

The POO arete

Feets of Contortion

8 month hop

Eco Terrorist

The Star Arete

Bunny Slab

An 8th of Crack

Cig Arete

The Rollout

Power Ranger

Piss Dyno

The Poo Arete Left

Locker Room

Hurtful Things

Unnamed 2

Thugged Out Dyno

The Arrowhead

Space nuggets

Likin' Lichen

Indian Guides

Leopard Slug

Hypocrite Sit

Icebergs Away

Big Sky

Perfect Sunday

The EGG

Honey Mustard

Arrow's Edge

Plans to Commit Arson

Start on left hand undercling then move up sparse crimps to large lock off move to the top crimp

Sit start on 2 crimpy edges, go straight up.

Very easy edge traverse route. Only about 10ft long. Top out.

Once deciphered the route comes easy, but it is a bit hard to figure out. 

An extension to "Keep featherin it brother" aka "child support". Sit start about 5 feet lower down the rail and to the right of "keep featherin it" and climb into "keep featherin it". Quite an endurance test piece! 

Start on the lowest flat sloped ledge. Continue up  blocky slopers to top out. A bit dirty, and could use some traffic, but fun movement!

Start with right hand on corner of the arete where there should be a crimp, and the left hand on the obvious pinch in the center. Work you way through both aretes to a juggy topout. The starting foot may have to be dug out, as it can get washed over with sand.

Sit start, climb directly up the arete.

 Really nice climb- juggy and overhung. Crux is the endurance required to top out, as this is a long route.

 Friendly reminder to wipe your shoes thoroughly before getting on any boulder! The ground beneath this boulder is rather muddy and the starting foot holds are caked with mud.

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Start low on underclings to lockoffs to topout.

Fun slopey/crimp traverse line on the 8th of crack Boulder. 

Split start with right hand just below crescent shaped indent on the right arete, and left hand on a poor slopey ledge low on the face. Work up the right arete using the obivous slopy crimp in the center of the boulder near the top.

Start at the left most crimps under the Rollout roof, with a far far left high foot. Traverse right keeping your feet in front of you. Just before rounding the arete, grab the lip and top out.

Start at the obvious jug down in the little cave. Climb up and out to a moderately tall but easy top out.

Crouch start with your left hand in a good slot/crimp/rail down in the roof and your right hand on a bad undercling crimp near the lip. Work your right hand up the arete, find your footing, climb up and top out. FA by Dave Schultz in March of 2019

Start on the two holds down in the crack and work your way up To the mail slot. Then stand and smear to the top. 

Start low and left matched on good rail; smear feet on and work holds to the right and set up for super fun dyno to top. WARNING: Ladder in picture is now broken therefore down climb is a bit more sketchy.

Start low on jugs on far left side of boulder and move up to a slabby topout.

The crux is the top, a small hop that is committing given the less than perfect landing. 

Start on obvious right hand undercling-sidepull, and left hand on bad crimp. Bump left up to a good hold, proceed to the lip.

Climb the little slab on the back of the Bonsai boulder. Easy but would be crimpy and technical for a newbie. 

Sit Start with hands jammed in vertical crack big move out to overhanging crack to top out.

Same start as "hallucinogens", but move out right to the lip, then work your way up the slab.

Start at arete with right hand on the right arete, and left hand on left facing sidepull. Get a heel hook on the right, and cross to the lip. Ride the lip left to "Rollout" on the slopey section of it.

Start low in deep pocket, move through intermediates to the crimp crack and high left crimp, deadpoint to lip. Topout is kinda spooky

Using the starting hold for Poo Arete and go straight up to the lip

A very fun eliminate on the Poo Arete. Start the same as the V2, and avoid the Jug you usually dyno to, and instead go left on crimps and sloping ledges.

To the right of Thugged Out Since Cub Scouts.  Starts under a low roof and climbs out and straight up small crimps.

feels like your face is going to cheese grate the wall but your goodsolid top ledge

Starts the same as "The Arrow of Light", but eventually bumps out to the indent feature of the left side. Finish by riding both aretes in a compression to the top. May be harder for people under 5ft. 7.

Start the same as Los nuggets, but finish by moving out right instead of going straight up.

Start on the low rail to the lower right. Work your way up the lip and traverse left to the obvious left crimp. From there work your way to the top

The double handed sloper matchLeft handed crimp jug to top

Start on the left side slopey crimps, traverse right to the prow and top out.

Sit start of Hypocrite V9. The key differences between this and "Hypocrite" V9 are that you start with your butt on the ground, and neither hand starts in the good left hand start hold for the Original Hypocrite. There are some crimps down and to the left of the good start hold to the V9 that I started on. 

Start the same as "A Summertime Christmas", but traverse out left on sloping ledges. Continue up to the top on more slopers. Could use traffic, but it will clean up nicely.

Start low on crimps to throw out to jug on arete to topout.

Start on the obvious chalked jug, continue up and left through a pocket in a thin seam to the lip. CAREFULLY rock over the lip. Hike all the way up the slab to the top, and down climb off the back.

SDS left hand on thin undercling, right hand on arete. bump right hand up arete and hope you have good foot work and core strength to keep yo feet on, left hand throws out to the flat corner of boulder, keep compression and launch for the lip with your left hand. top out

Start on the first right hand of Los Nuggets. Traverse right to a small ledge, bring the left hand into a pinch, then throw to the arete. Follow the arete to a top out.

Work your way up the left side arete of the boulder using the obvious incut feature in the middle to start on.

Start on campusing crimps to high top out.

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