This is an overhung crimp route, which is very unique to 9 Mile Hill (especially the more south you get). It is contrived in that it avoids better holds above it; in this route, you only use the lowest holds on the arete of the boulder.

Start with your right hand on a full pad slot crimp and your left on an overhung rail. Move left, and match on a good sloper, then move your right hand to a half-pad hold. Work your feet, and do a hard move to a great right-hand. Match. Move left (or right?) to a pocket with a 3/4 pad crimp, then match? Getting to the last holds is very hard due to a lack of feet. I'd love to see it done. After the match, top out over the edge.

For more beta, see this video demoing and failing the moves. Please comment/DM me if you send this, and name it, and I'll add you as the FA.

This route is not yet completed. Get out there, and do it!

Beta video:

https://youtu.be/XDwogme-pUs

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(Project) Tree Traverse

Chillwave Leever

Sit start with a right hand pinch, a left hand bump, and right foot edge below the arete. From there, place a heel on the bulge, bump the left hand up to a better bump, reach a right hand edge intermediate, bump the right up higher to a sloping lip-edge, match on it, reach another right hand edge, follow to a right hand jug, let the feet cut, heel next to the left hand, then work up the remaining edges to reach an easy top.

The problem starts out in cramped quarters. Avoiding the left shoulder dab on the adjacent rock is difficult, but possible.

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