Just a North-facing boulder with tons of little pockets to mess around in. Good traverse or go straight up.  Good for warming up.

Warmup Boulder

Man in the Moon

Left Side of Black Block

Hell or High Water

Pick-pocket

Unnamed

No Name

Incrimination

Three Year Proposal

Whoville After the Bomb

Unknown

Sloping double-pockets up an arete.  Small crimps towards the top.  Top-out is a texture crimp and whatever you can find.

About 18 feet of cryptic crimping leads to decent holds near the lip. Start standing. You can also add a few moves into the start via down and right, which might bump the grade up a notch. This is an incredible boulder and boulder problem. It might be 3/4 stars just because the rock quality is less than perfect. Tread lightly, watch where you step, and try to minimize wear, as the area has fragile flora and fauna. Stout for the grade.

Climb up the far left line on the east face.

A low crux leads to heady, vertical edges at the top. You'll cry with joy at the sinker jug finish. Keep your head about you.

Start in two lower pockets, throw to a sloper pocket, match hands, switch to an undercling with a dyno to the top out.

Start is full extension between either a gaston/thumb press and a three finger pocket.  foot-hand match to get to a beefing pocket to the top out.

Sit start on the left side of the west face with your right hand in a sloper pocket, your left hand on nub/crimp. Climb up and right to the point and top out right.

Located in Ned's Wonderland of Rock in the southern most area right off the side of the road.  Jump start to big moves.

Start on an undercling three finger crimp, heel hook around the corner and 4-finger 1/2 pad crimp.  Go to anything that looks decent with the right.

Climb up the middle of the boulder to the apex from a sit start. SDS on good pockets.

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