Traverse from a sloper and jug into a series of flakes, underclings, and crimps. Link into the V0- crack and top out to finish route. Be weary of the boulder behind you as a fall could mean knocking into it.

V4 Traverse

Across the top

Far right

arete direct

Small crack

Middle

Far left

Sit start on the arete with left hand on large knob and right on scoop. Heel hook in scoop and either pull to small right knob up high or sloper lower knob. Bring left hand up to small left knob and head for the easy top out. Plenty of features for different variations.

You can start by going up the Far Left route, or you can start on the boulder to the left of Boulder 1. Once you get so your hands are at about the top, you can climb right on the boulder all the way across. Going just to the right side is easy, so you can go all the way in a circle for more of a challenge.

This climb is on the side of Boulder 1. You're climbing up the edge of it. You can start with your left hand on a small knob just left of the edge and your left foot on the good hold kind of by your knee. Pull up and swing your right hand up to grab the ridge. It's not a great feeling hold (it'll rip your hands up) but you can get both hands on it and work your feet up. After your feet are up, move your hands to the knob above the ridge and you're basically at the top

This route is actually on the boulder just behind Boulder 1. It's a small crack that's pretty easy to get up. Start with both hands on the crack and your feet on the rock sitting under the boulder, pull up, put your foo on the low knob and just kind of shimmy your way up

Start slightly right of the middle and climb up. Once you get to the top of the big boulder (before the little boulder balancing on top) you can either go right and finish the climb early or you can go up the balancing boulder to make it a little more challenging.

An easy climb. Nothing is particularly hard about it. There are so many holds on the face of the rock that I always end up climbing it differently

A tall, flat boulder with lots of good holds all over the front of it. It looks like it has a boulder balanced on top of it.

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Routes in Boulder 1