Start low with the same left crimp and right horn as "Acid Rain". Ultra short problem up and over the low side of the boulder. Bump a high right foot, hit lip with hands, reach far for the good on top side of boulder to top it out.

Just a Cloud

Synovitis

R-Problem

The Warmup Problem

Jetstream

Cherry Pop

Sober Soda

Acid Rain

Start on the far right side of boulder. Left hand on a crimp, right hand on a small horn. Go low and traverse all the way left. Grab the arete with the left hand to gain balance and finish the climb by going up the slope. Easy topout.

Sit start down and right of Jetstream

 Left hand on a slopey crimp knob, right hand on a small shark tooth undercling

 Pull on and throw left hand for the good arete of Jetstream 

Stand start on the good jugs and work your way up. The right side cracked part of the boulder that seperated this section from the Acid Rain/Jetstream Section is on for the V1 variation.

Simple Traverse along the first boulder in the cluster. Start at the lower left side, work your way up and to the right all the way shuffling hands along the upward facing arete.

Match hands on the Arete with one decent foothold and work your way up using both the slope and the few good pockets on the right side of the face.

 This problem is used to get a feel for the topout on Acid Rain.

Stand-start on the far left side of the boulder "Sober Soda" is located on. Starting holds on the artete. Use the good foothold to make a quick move to the handhold up and to the right. Finish at the same V shaped dip in the rock as "Sober Soda".

Sit start on a pad with matching hands on an semi obvious start hold low in the crack. Bump to a right hand that allows you to move your left hand further up the crack and stand up. Continue left along the crack into the top out. You may or may not need to use the far left arete to stabilize yourself before going to the top out holds.

 Good movement. Crux is getting up into the left crack from the sitstart.

The most well traveled boulders exist in the cluster. The quality of these routes vary, some being are well worth the climb while others are choss.

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Routes in Diamond Cluster