Start standing on the large sideways-tooth shaped jug. Mantle with great difficulty to reach the lip of the boulder.  The sit start, a difficult project begins low on the arete but doesn't really add anything to the quality of this climb.

Dancing Days

Northwest Arete

New Year

Warm-Up Slab

Un-named

Southeast Arete

Sit start matched on the obvious undercling/sidepull.  Bump up the left hand and then make a long, powerful, low percentage deadpoint (in itself perhaps v8) to a decent hold at the lip.  Top out with great difficulty.  The V8 stand start beginning at the lip is a good challenge in itself.

Start matched on the obvious low jug on the northwest arete.  A great climb with some interesting movement and big, skin friendly holds.

Start anywhere on the slabby east-facing side of the boulder.  Climb up.  Short and pretty uninteresting.

Start as for Southeast Arete.  Make one move up and then deadpoint left to the hangboard-like finger bucket at the lip to the left of the arete.  Kind of stupid and kind of fun.

Sit start the southeast arete.  Can be climbed any number of ways due to the overabundance of holds, none being easier than V5.  Looks cool, but doesn't climb very well.  Sharp.

One large, fine grained granite boulder with three overhanging faces 8-15 ft tall.  There are many high quality problems and a few hard open projects on this rock - all waiting for repeats or FAs.  All of the problems listed stand alone.  An infinite amount of link-ups are possible, but unlisted.

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Routes in Lemon Boulder