Start on the two lowest jugs, and work your way up the spine staying centered on it as much as you can. Watch out for loose chunks, this isn't very clean yet. Pull to the ledge, and climb down to your right.

Berry Grazer

Horny Warm-up

The Little Chockstone That Could

Dingleberries

Broken-In

Start on

Berry Grazer

, and traverse left through the cave and finish standing on the ~4 foot tall boulder to the left. There are some good underclings on the left face of the cave. The back face of the cave is off, otherwise it's closer to a V1-. It is helpful to get higher than you think before entering the cave. This is a fun, little traverse!

Go up the right hand side of the boulder.  The crux is getting to the horn.  This is a short warm-up problem.

Go right and up on a trail that leads to an obvious crack.  It is V0 if hands only used in crack.

This is a pretty sustained problem that eventually leads to Thank God holds up top.  It was given its name due to the fact that stuff kept breaking off and well, it broke into place. Good foot work makes this slightly less powerful.

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Routes in Raspberry Boulders