Directly to the right of 'Lean Out' is a large, prominent vertical crack. This crack is also to the right of the tree. Go up and top out slightly right.    "Try your best to keep it together for the top out." - Rakkup

Torch

Lean Out, Jr

The  Throwdown

Lean Out

Lab Rat Arete

Fruity Pebbles

Guinea Pig

At the center of the boulder is a large tree. To the left of the tree a large, but thin, vertical crack running to the top of the boulder. This crack is to the right of a natural water drainage spot.   "Exciting and will get your heart going" - Rakkup

Climb the crack and the right-side face of the corner.

 The crux for me was disentangling myself from the brambles while halfway through the topout.

All the way on the left side of the boulder where it begins to go back into the ground. Start on good holds to the left of the water drainage streak. Traverse all the way left to great holds, just to the right of the dead tree. Grab the lib and mantle top out.

This line climbs the right arete of the 'Torch Boulder'.    "Stand on the small ledge just right of the open book feature of 'Guinea Pig'. The very large ledge to the right is off. Start right hand on arete and left hand on one of two gaston crimps. Pull on and climb up holds that all seem to be facing the wrong way. Top out straight up, same as 'Guinea Pig'." - Rakkup

On the far right of the boulder is a large, open book feature. In between the open book and 'Torch' is where this line starts. Climb straight up on good holds to some not-so-good holds up top to a crumbly top out.

"Highball. Stand up on the small ledge a few feet to the left of the right arete. Grab onto the left leaning corner of the open book and work up on good holds.  Use some decent high holds on the face and to the right up sloping terrain." - Rakkup

Very first boulder on the right after you make the left at the fork in the access from the parking lot. Pretty high wall and lots of water drainage, but fun climbs nonetheless.

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Routes in Torch Boulder