Crystal Pocket

Pink Knob

Snail Rail

Short Front Face

The Other Pink Arête

The Condor sit start

The Raven

Unknown

The Condor

The Pink Arete

Unknown Corner

Ravenswood Traverse

Stand start with your hands in the slot. Make a big move to get the pink knob up and right. The pink knob is a protruding sloper. Balance out onto the slab and work your way up slopers to an easy top-out. The sit start adds length and bumps up the grade a bit. 

Do a fun sit start with matched hands, move right.... The rest is up to you. It's all there.

Just to left of the main face of the Ravenswood Boulder, there is a little chip with a clean face and good if sharp aretes. 

  It is not a bad warm-up.

Slide into the crack, two good hands to start. Go up and to the left.

Start by double underclinging the okayish holds on the left side of the face. From there, make strenuous moves up. The sit is likely in the double digit range.

 P.S. Just gonna call this line The Raven as to not have two unknown routes on the same boulder. If you know the name, let me know, and I'll change it.

Start on a block jug on the right side of the trailside face. Follow pinches and crimps directly up and left to a slopey topout.

This problem starts on two small sidepulls and moves up the overhanging face.

Climb the left arete and face of the obvious tooth. This involves a few tenuous and balancy slab/arete moves to a thank God crimp and easy topout. 

  It is full value V3, a little reminiscent of the Pipefitter in Lynn Woods. This is pretty classic at the grade and the sort of climb that might feel easier to oldschool rock climbers than modern boulderers.

Sit/crouch start the corner to the right of the tree with a high right hand and a bad left hand undercling. It is on the far right of the main face of the boulder and to the right of the start jug for Unknown, V6-7.

Sit start on big holds ~5 feet right of the arete, pull off of the ground to the seam, and traverse through the seam to the arete. From here, climb up the same line as Ravenswood Arete.

 This removes the crux moves of Ravenswood Arete but adds an equally challenging traverse on small hands with good feet.

This is a trailside boulder cluster with multiple climbs on all boulders.

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Routes in Ravenswood Boulder