From a sit at the starting edge, move through slopers, pinches, and an undercling to reach a pair of incut edges above. From there, move out left to a similar, smaller, pair of edges. Figure out the moves straight up to the big mouth-shaped ledge above, then top out through easier roof climbing above.

Walkin' Spanish

Pinch Point

Pocket Thesaurus

Bouldering Cave

Compression Ratio

Sidepulls galore. Beta I attempted: start sitting on sidepull edges/pinches, throwing high to more sidepull edges (good LH, semi-slopey RH) before moving to better holds above. Name totally made up (not in the guidebook, though I thought it worthy of description).

Name totally made up (certainly not a FA but not in the guidebook, though I thought it worthy of description). Grade is a tired 4th-day-on estimate, so probably soft. From ledge at back of cave, slap to pinch on lip of the low roof tier. Use foot trickery of choice to bring LH to flat sidepull. Slap RH to another pinch, then move up on good ledges.

Name totally made up (certainly not a FA but not in the guidebook, though I thought it worthy of description). Grade is a tired 4th-day-on estimate, so probably soft. From good ledges at the back of the cave, move straight out the cave to a close pair of positive ledges. From here, go to a slopey 2 finger LH pocket/pinch, then make a big RH move to a solid 4-finger pocketed ledge, probably cutting feet. Make another big move with the LH to a similarly positive pocket and begin the romp to the top on giant incut pockets.

This is a nice little cave with the roof ranging in height from 4-12 feet.  Always stays dry and there are a handful of eliminates/problems possible - enough for a session or two.

Less than 100 yards from Cool Down. it is the large cave providing many pump problems

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Routes in Bouldering Cave