Starts on horizontal, two-handed rail between two boulders. Climbs low, horizontally along increasingly smaller holds until a big move to a jug while trying not to dab on the boulder adjacent. Bottom rock the boulder is perched on top of is off. 

Subway

The Reaper

white Rabbit

Crystal Ball

Cobra Kai

Shattered Fate

Redhook Torpedo

The Mullet

The Orb

Fallen Angel

Los Dos Pacificos

On the north side of the same perched boulder as Subway. Start is in a two handed hueco at chest height underneath a small roof. Initially starting with feet off the bottom boulder seems strange, but works surprisingly well for climbers of all heights. The climb moves to a lip sloper then traverses further right into hueco pockets. Very good hueco just in reach allows to pull over the lip.

The start is low down in the saddle with your heel hanging out over free air on a slopey ledge. Right hand on a good pinch and left hand on adjacent slopey ledge. Very exposed start but is relatively safe with some commitment to the movement. Move up through an arching undercling crimp rail with technical movement. The ultimate goal is to make a very positive spine that moves through the center of the helmet. Exit direct or skirt around the lip to better holds. This one would get 4 stars if not for that landing, definitely do not fall on the start or finish!

Engaging movement on solid stone. Start on right leaning jug rail at head height and get up into the shallow dihedral. Once stood up in the dihedral trend right and follow the seem up and right until it becomes a horizontal rail. get stood up on it. from there straight up the slab, path of least resistance. "When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead And the White Knight is talking backwards And the Red Queen's off with her head Remember what the Dormouse said Feed your head, feed your head"

Starts on two crimps at head height. Either yard up to the flat edge or use small crimps to tick tack and make toss shorter. Really great problem on the arete that is tall but eases up quite a bit towards the top and has a very nice, flat landing.

Cobra Kai is a quintessential highball in The Cemetery. The climb is about 3/4 the way in from the arete on blank looking wall forming a cove. Positive crimps about head height mark the start  just above a shoulder height skirt. Positive crimps will lead you straight up a vertical wall. Just before the top the line strafes left with a slight overhang that pushes your body out for the crux. Still on positive holds a reach to a blind relief jug while trying not to look down! This one is a walk if you have your head on straight, good luck! 

The problem starts in the only hueco on this overhung wall. Climb left to the arete, then moving off of a micro crimp the start of Crystal Ball can be gained.

Move up the center saddle through bomber huecos directly underneath the helmet boulder. Amazing warm up with a slightly spicy top out. Top is not hard but requires smart climbing and a little bit of head game. Finish by crawling underneath The Helmet.

Just above head height on an overhanging arete is a horizontal, two-handed crimp rail. Very distinct and protruding from an otherwise blank section, this is the start to The Orb. A large boulder at the base can help to establish on the start. Poor/non-existent feet mark the first move right to a blind mail slot! Lying back with an amazing mixture of holds and movement you follow the arete up and up. Mostly very consistent difficulty, the small crux(if any) is very high off the deck to a relief jug. From here a few sustained moderate moves on the face will gain the easy top out of this highball beauty. A bold send indeed with a flat and mostly clear fall zone.

Starting at chest height chicken head move up and left to a somehwhat crumbly crimp. You'll know it because its small, sharp and far. Another long move to a high chicken head will allow access to a few hueco jugs. A short slab exits this tall boulder.

Starting on shoulder height crimps off a skirt. The first move is big (in the realm of a dyno) to an amazing chicken head. From here its bomber jugs to a slopey crimp on the lip. This thing is tall and the lip can be a bit insecure during warmer weather. You do not want to fall from the lip as this problem is somewhat of a highball. Better holds further back off the lip are your reward for braving the turn. Incredible rock quality with equally fun moves make this climb the best V3 in The Cemetery.

Generally better rock quality than The Fortress, especially as you wind down into the lower portions of The Cemetery. The whole sub-area is walled in by tall walls and feels very secluded due to having only one point of entry/exit. Very good bouldering to be had in this area with LOTS of shade at any time of day. Most of the gems in this area are on the taller side for boulders. You'll know you've found it if you see the iconic "Helmet" boulder from the entrance. Its a large helmet shaped(duh) boulder on top of another large, rounded boulder.

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Routes in The Cemetery