Big, steep, and pretty terrifying

 This climbs the roof to the right of "Moonlight Sonata"

 Start as per "So Long Farewell" but trend left and work out the long plank feature once you are able. Work out the roof plank and once at the tip of the long plank, grab the jugs overhead and climb out the belly of the roof direct. Top out over the tallest tip of the boulder through the notch/gap.

 About 30ft of some of the steepest bouldering in the park.

Bad Moon Rising

Moonlight Sonata

Big, bold, and beautiful. 

 -Sit start low under the enormous, steep overhang at the base. The base on the far left side of the main overhang has a nice obvious chunk. -Pull up onto the high break and get out to the massive jug lobe. Surf that for about 10 feet to the end. Blast out left to the next rail jug line. - follow the higher jug line up and left to a jug chunk and follow to the top. -Its fine to use the thin Yellow Birch tree to help with the top out. It's there and no one should harm it, so why not make the top a little safer right? Use the tree.

Big, badass, and bold. Come see for yourself! 

  The Moonlight Wall is separated into two parts. The left being a "smaller" portion of the massive highball than the right which sweeps around a corner to give-way to more highball lines before you come to the Landshark Arete. 

  The Left Moonlight has the large "plank" feature under its belly and tops out at a terrifyingly overhung 25 feet... Thank goodness the landing is great right? 

  For more info on "Moonlight Sonata" be sure to scope out the problem write up on GHSP Bouldering: graysonhighlandsbouldering.…

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Routes in Moonlight Left