Old school. Start on holds at about head-height and enjoy fantastic slabbing and balance-predicated movement to the top.

Bucks

Placebo

Backside Right

Flush Gordon

Skeptic Tank

Secret Stash

Upper Decker

Shit House Crack

Tall slab left of Bucks. Nice balance climbing on big sloping holds.

On the NW face, ledgy climbing leads to the top of the boulder.  This also functions as the effective downclimb du jour for the boulder.

This line follows the arete to the far left of Shit House Crack and immediate left of Secret Stash. Fun moves on obvious features to a relatively secure topout.

This starts on the same arete as Bucks, but follows the right side face instead of the left slab. The crux is rocking onto the right foot half-way in. This part is precarious. Tops out on great holds above the arete.

To the right of the arete, you will find chalked holds on a lip-like feature.  Start here and work up.  A few precarious moves lead to a few more, very nice movement all the way to the top.

This is a problem on a couple obvious features a few feet to the right of the Bucks arete. Finish by mantling over the top. 

Obvious crack on the boulder.  Stand or crouch start and go up.

This boulder is located immediately to the NW as you approach the Brown Round Boulder ("Big Brown Boulder" on MP) and is home to a slew of good problems.

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Routes in Shit House Boulder