Stand start on the far left-hand side of the largest water-formed feature (on the downhill side of the suspension bridge) in a decent crack. Stand up onto the shelf and then cross into a good jug near the top of the boulder with your left hand. Swing out right to another jug in the middle of the face and then top out.

No Friction

Belly Flop

Diving Board Dyno

Don't Slip

High Water Mark

Deep End

Nixie Tube

Stand start to the right of Diving Board Dyno right next to a large pool of water on a good jug. Dyno up to the left to the top of Diving Board Dyno and top out.

Start standing on the bottom portion of the boulder in the middle of the face with no hands. Jump out right to a sloper jug without dabbing on the pads or the ground. Top out up from the jug.

Stand start on a well-rounded quartz knob with a high right foot. Dyno to the top - it's a massive jug.

Stand start to the right of Belly Flop on a curvy sloper feature. Move left into Belly Flop to get the good sloper jug and top out.

Stand start to the right of Diving Board Dyno on a tall face right next to the river. You have a good shelf to start on. After pulling off the ground, get your right foot up and then heel hook the shelf with your left foot. Reach up to an interesting triangular jug, and then stand up on the shelf - careful not to fall in the water. Top out on slopers.

Stand start using perfect compression slopers in the middle of the pillar. Slap up the sides of the pillar until the left side becomes bad. Bump your left hand into a decent vertical edge. Position your right foot so that you can kind of sit on your heel on the right side of the pillar and make a powerful slap move up to a bad edge near the top. Top out using decent holds on the right side of the top.

There are a few worthwhile boulder problems on slick water-formed rock. The rock itself is beautiful - but the friction is most certainly not. Climb some problems and take a dip in the adjacent swimming hole!

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Routes in Clarendon Gorge Upper Falls