Awesome overhung problem that is often ignored. Sit start with pockets, follow obvious line of pockets straight up.

Overexposed

Two Trick Pony

Wet Socks

Burned Feet

Crenellation

Lunch Box

Momo

For Keeps

Jessie's Girl

Sit start with big undercling left of Overexposed. Just two moves to get to horizontal break, but pretty fun. Original line finished left (V2) but more fun to finish right (V4) into Overexposed.

Left of center on the uphill face of the Keep, follow jugs up to the lower-angled broken center of the boulder.

Immediately right of the left arete, start on jugs and follow slots and crimps up and left on the tall face.

Crenellation ascends the tall, striking arête on The Keep's southeast corner. Sit start with sidepulls on each side of the arête and make easy moves to the shelf at half height. Pull a committing, more-funky-than-hard move to get your feet up on the shelf using sidepulls around the arête. Continue directly up the arête to the pointy, positive lip and good top out holds. Excellent position throughout. 

On the shorter separate block to the right of the main face of the Keep, start low and follow crimps up and slightly left on the face.

Right of center on the uphill side of the Keep, start on jugs slots for a move or two, before encountering the crux on sidepulls and crack features before topping out up the lower angled broken top of the center of the boulder.

Climb Two-Trick Pony from undercling to break, then dyno to an edge underneath roof and make tenuous top out through small roof above.

A tall climb on good holds, start on the jug shelf of the left side of the right arete. Follow the arete and jugs in the crack features to top out the highest part of the boulder.

One of the few free standing boulders in Upper Mesteño, the uphill side of this boulder has some stellar easy highballs on high quality rock. The downhill side holds some shorter, steeper climbing on less quality rock.

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Routes in The Keep