Lowball, but not dabby, with a variety of interesting holds and good movement. Upon topping out, you may not have much to say (being high above the mucky-muck).Start on the left side arete sitting with right hand on a ear crimp and left hand on a block around the arete. Work your way up the roof using a hard drop knee, a small pinch under the roof, heel hooks, and compression with your left hand (hint, pinch the arete and an iron nipple). Victory jugs lead the way to the somewhat tall, easy topout.Probably V8ish after talking to some people.

Mucky-Muck

Placeholder name. This is the boulder with the only established climb that I can name. It can be seen slightly down the hill from the road as a seemingly short 60 degree overhang. Upon closer inspection, there's a ~30 foot cave under the boulder (nothing established in the cave).

 So far, one climb exists on the left side arete of the shorter overhung section.

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