Start as for Hightower; at the base of the cream-colored scoop on some slopey holds. Make several moves up and right culminating in a large move right to the large crescent edge in Tiptoe and Stomp. Finish as for those climbs.

Not quite as committing as Hightower and a touch more difficult.

Lowtower

Stomp!

Overtaker

Undertaker

Ballet Lessons

The Old Man Project

Fuzzy Little Man Peach

Hightower

Awesome, or Hella Stupid?

Trampsylvania

Walking on Sunshine Project

Tiptoe

Kingston Lean

Serious as a Schoolgirl

Start on the ledge at the bottom left of the boulder. Using some booty tension to campus your way out right to the perfect jugs.

Do some more trickery to press it out on the jugs and reach back left for the dish.

Finish on easier terrain straight up.

An interesting, fun and unique sequence.

Start with the left hand on a beverage coaster size crimp and the right on a right hand sidepull crimp (left start hold for Tiptoe). Make a tough move to the sharp pocket. Finish as for Tiptoe.

Essentially a variation start for Tiptoe, but significantly more challenging and fun.

Sit down start as low as you can at the bottom left of the blunt prow, with left hand on a block near head height, and right hand on a low sidepull. Follow the bulge up and right using all kinds of crimps, sidepulls, pinches and heel hooks.

Packs a good amount of climbing into a small boulder.

Start crouched with a good left hand edge and mediocre right hand pinch. Head up out of the alcove with the use of some tricky and powerful beta, then negotiate an engaging and fun topout. A fantastic line, but, as with all new problems in SB, has a few holds of suspect nature. It's a great problem now, and hopefully will be a great problem in the future.

Sit start underneath the boulder with the right hand in a weird edge/ upward one finger, you'll know it when you feel it, and the left on an okay pinch, massive move up to the two finger pocket, right hand up to the good holds on the arete and then figure it out from there.

A gorgeous semi-highball with a spicy landing. Recommendations, don't fall. Great holds, not as scary as it looks.

Start at the base of the cream-colored scoop with a left hand in a slopey pocket and a right hand sloper. Make a few burly moves up and right, following a series of slopers and edges, then mantle into the scoop. Continue up and right on committing, but not too difficult, ground.

Gorgeous. Will probably get your heart fluttering a bit.

Start on a few good edges. Make some slabby moves up and left. Everything is a bit grainy or suspect. Once it cleans up it will be really nice though.

Start on a crimp rail with an optional right hand pocket. Make some balancy moves on really gritty rock to gain jugs. Proceed through the tree to the top.

Still in need of some cleaning, but traffic will help a lot.

Start down and right of the obvious pocket in the slab. Once at the pocket, there are another several feet of slightly dimpled sandstone slab that must be surmounted before victory is yours.

Sunset hits the slab this time of year.

Start on a left gaston crimp and a right sidepull on the right side of the slightly scooped face. Make a move up and left to a sharp pocket. Top out on easy but potentially loose ground. Some traffic will hopefully clean this boulder up rather nicely.

Likely the least ballsy of the easy problems at Potter's Point.

Start on two pinch jugs near waist height. Bust moves straight up.

The area is a little cramped, but the sequence is fun.

Climb out of the bush, starting with a cool water runoff sloper rail for the right and a good nubbin for the left. Make some balancy moves to mantle into the cave. Now exit right out the cave onto the slab using a jug pocket and some large dishes. The last few moves are easy, but falling is not a good choice and all the top holds are slopers.

In short, a fun physical crux low with a spicy mental crux high.

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Routes in Main Saddle