Although tall and scary looking, this is a classic high ball and feels very secure on every move.  I was surprised how many times I had walked past this one before climbing it to find it was one of the best jug halls in the park.

 Sit start for extra or just start on the big pocket center face.  Work your way up to nice juggy knob. The crux is pulling off of this knob and moving past the "do not fall" zone to a deep pocket and then up and over the top out. 

Field Trips and Drop Outs

Campus Tour

Tuition Hike

Too Much Adderall

Druken roomate

All nighter

Home sick

Entrance Exam

Final Exam

The bulge is somewhat barren, but try not to cheat on the routes to either side! Trust the crack up high to finish it off.

Start in the hueco on the far right of the Freshman Boulder and traverse left, transitioning onto Community College Boulder. Avoid using the seam along the bottom for an added challenge. Finish in the hueco on the far left.

 

Sit start on the arête at the far right side of the boulder. Start with one hand on each side of the arête and climb straight up the arête.

Sit start just left of the arête, climb straight up just to the left of the arête. Good holds on steep rock, fun problem.

Sit start using an undercling.  Move straight up on mostly good holds to the topout.

Sit start 5 feet left of the arête, climb straight up on good holds.  Steep climbing on good holds.

Same start as Final Exam, but bail out left at the top, avoiding the crux of final exam.

Sit start below the tallest line in the middle of the boulder.  Climb straight up and top out finishing slightly to the right. Uses a sharp crimp at the crux.

This is the steepest boulder at Joinerville. It features several easy/moderate problems with fun movement on steep rock and a couple of harder problems with smaller (somewhat sharp) holds.

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Routes in Freshman Boulder