Perfect granite. This problem starts on two crimp side pulls, the left hand around a quarter pad on the face, and the right hand along the arete with about a half pad. From there gain feet and reach up left for the slopers. Move left to the jug and top out.

Louie G

Boulder Shoulder

Hand Jam

First Of All

Short Stack

Chimney Cricket

Over the Bulge

Illistrativelife

Blabe Rock

Scratch and Sniff

Half Way Down On The Left

Eye in the Sky

Walk around to the right and start on the dirt. Climb up to an awkward ledge and a few more moves up the face above.

Stem up to the wide slanting crack and work your feet up to the right on good holds. Continue up the dihedral with good hand jams for your left hand.

Starting on the right side of the chimney climb the face up the right on good holds.

Stemming up an obvious chimney on the right side of the formation.

Start with the right hand jam up to the ledge. Hook in above the bulge and walk your feet up.

The Crux is about mid route. But a fairly easy warm up route.

Climb up and right on an easy skirt below a crack. Good finger jam or side pull in the crack for your left hand. Climb to the ledge above and traverse right two steps. Climb the face above through the crux section.

This route can be top roped if you build your own anchor. No bolts. Large cams for anchor #2-4

Climb to match feet on the little triangle shaped ledge. The crux is about 6 feet up. Head right toward the edge the angles up and right.

Climb the overhang up to a huge ledge then climb up the face on the left.

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Routes in Nordic Base Boulder