Start on low, large rightmost jug. Traverse left using solid rails and side pulls. Climb up Rhino Horn to finish. Crux is at the beginning. 

Rhino Traverse

Rhino Horn

Backyard BBQ

Meteor-left

Neighborhood Slab

Dyno Egg

Warm Up 1

White Belt

Painted Black

Salmon Run

Potato Salad

Meteoright

Scooby Snack

Horse’s Mane

Eddy's Edge

Alley Slab

Working the corner

Cul de Sac Kid

SDS on detached block using high jug with right hand and low side pull jug with left. Climb up along the crack using an obvious Rhino horn looking jug. Tricky top out for the grade. 

SDS with left hand side pull and right hand low rail. Pull up to side rail before reaching large jugs and an easy top out. Crux is the first move.

Start standing with left hand on small crimp and right hand in small mouth features (may only fit a few fingers). Bump hands to good rail before shifting weight and reaching left to flat knob feature (use intermediates as needed). Transition right to the quarzite strip of jugs halfway up the boulder before moving up into the crater feature and follow the easy top out on the left side of the crater. This 20+ foot climb is a lot of fun with good movement and neat features.

Stand start on two side pulls. Climb up using slippery feet a prominent side pull/rail. Crux is reaching the jug just above the prominent side pull. 

Sit start using right hand crimp and left hand on arete. Match on right start hold, and then bump right hand further right to another crimp. Dyno to the lip. Could be different beta using the arete. 

SDS on two low jugs. Pull to standing and reach for good central jug before moving feet up and topping out. Like climbing a ladder.

Stand start matched on a large jug. Climb up and topout using good holds. 

Stand start on good crimps and heel. Make a few bumps up into prominent jugs, then traverse left along a juggy crack/rail. Match on jug on far left of the overhanging boulder. 

Start with right hand on large jug, left hand on side crimp. Climb up using jugs on arete and left hand crimps before gaining feet on large ledge. Easy top out

Start low with left hand on a slanted rail and right hand on a lower rail. Climb up using the arete and good holds.

Stand start with compression using  left hand on a solid sidepull jug and right hand high on a crimp. Then climb up through quartzite band to solid jugs. From here, traverse left and climb into the crater feature. Top out as if on Meteor-left. Crux is in initial moves.

Stand start matching on prominent jug. Traverse left using good holds and topout using solid rails. Fun movement to warm up on. 

Stand start matched on low block. Make a lieback transition into the higher blocks and climb up the arete to better holds up top. Crux is transitioning from low block. 

 Compression start with left hand on large sloper, right hand on low sidepull. Move up to rail before bumping onto higher holds and moving for a heel hook. From here work left to sideways crimp before finding better footing and bumping up to good rail and mantling for the top out.

Sit start with right hand jug and left hand crimp. Climb up using good crimps and topout. 

Start matched on slopey jug. Make move up and left to a solid jug. Then throw a heel on the slopey jug and make some bumps up good holds and topout. Crux is topping out. Fun little problem with some pumpy/powerful moves. (Low juggy foot at the start is off, as it is pretty loose) 

Crouch start with left hand on arete and right hand on low rail. Climb up using the arete, then transition into Backyard BBQ to top out. Crux is transitioning from arete to holds on Backyard BBQ. 

Existing problems are along the north side of the river. Trails traversing both east and west once walking down the hill from trailhead. There is potential for more development, which should be explored.

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Routes in North Riverside Boulders