Start as per "Old Spice" but at the top slopey lip break left and traverse along the lip, staying underneith, until you reach the juggy block at "Lever 2000" to top out. Good conditions should make this feel like a 4, mid summer its a 5/6...

Old Spice Traverse

Lever 2000

Guit-Jo

Time Travel

Old Spice

Montgomery Mantle

Bourbon Street

as you walk to the Right Boneyard from the MB, you will walk up to it's main, front side. this front side is where you will find "Lever 2000." This line is in the absolute middle of this long low lip. 

  Match start with a heel hook at the mid-portion of the long low lip on slopey flats anywhere on the slopey lip. Move to the higher lip and top out direct.  

  To the left is "Time Travel" to the right is "Old Spice". 

Located on the front nose, (portion of the boulder closest to the Highway) and it starts on the low, large, rounded ledge. 

  Sit start very low, matched on the rounded ledge with a heel hook further right. 

  Trend to the left, staying low across the edge of the boulder. Follow through slopers to the left and gain the good knob (there is a deceivingly bad one to use up there) and work to top out to the left on the nose of the boulder.

As you walk to the Right Boneyard from the MB you will reach the Flat Top Boulder at its front main side. 

  Locate the lower massive, long, sloping ledge which is the defining feature of the front face.   Time travel starts on the left end of the long ledge where you will hang matched from the left most flat spot, and then heel hook out on the middle of the ledge. 

  Use any good jugs on the block to the left to help you. Move to the flat slopey top and mantle over. This is also where "Old Spice Traverse" ends.

As you approach the boulder from the Right Boneyard, you will walk up to the front main face. walk to the right of the front face and look for the little trees growing close to the boulder.   just to the left of that small tree you will find the large blocky ledge where this problem starts. also the problem "Lever 2000" is to the left of this one.   Start low (hanging) in front of the tree matched on the large positive ledge block. move up to the top slopy lip and then to the good flat hold. move through tricky slopy hands to a flat mantle press-out. 

located at the most uphill end towards the back region where the overhang is found. start hanging from the long horizontal crack with a heel hook engaged on a ledge out left. be matched on the crack where the hands are good, and move up through the two small quartzite knobs for the mantle. Fun!

This starts where "Montgomery Mantle" starts, which is to the left of the short, blocky, juggy, uphill-most nose of the boulder. Look for the low, nice finger crack seam above the short little steep belly section. 

  Start matched at the far left end of the crack and traverse the low crack to the jugs out right, Top out here as per "She-Ra".

when approaching the Right Boneyard you will likely walk up the MB to the Thews Boulder or the Tilt Boulder and the walk across to the far right boneyard, where you will find you first boulder, which will be the Flat-Top Boulder.   Flat-Top isnt very high, but is does have fun sloper problems and is a great place to warm up on your way up the mountain. the problems are unique and involve mostly slopers with hardly any crimps to speak of. 

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Routes in Flat Top