This is the front face to your right, at the arete, before you ever walk into the corridor between the boulders... you could call this the front face before you walk in between. 

  Stand start and climb the right side of the arete.

The Test

Scary Mantle

Footwork 101

Eye On The Ball

Pocket Arete

This problem is found by walking through the corridor and as your almost through to the other side, look for the small two finger triangle to start on. this is before the arete/overhang. 

  Stand start at triangle and a left hand crimp. climb high face and top out over triangle. If sketched, stem to other boulder. 

  Jay says: First Tennis Shoe Ascent - Truc Nguyen Allen, repeated by Matthew Gant. FFA, probably 20 years ago (its that good)!  

  Local rite of passage - send this in your sneakers and you have mastered mantling! Not the hardest mantle, but sucker holds screw almost everyone up. Bailing across the corridor is safer than you might think! If you end your day on this side of the knob, get on this and go home happy! Please hire a spotter.

To the left of the arete. SDS right hand in slopey mono, left on low edge. pull through the lower bulge to access the slab. gain the hold left of the fern and top out.

This is in the corner to the left of the rear arete through the corridor on the Right Boulder. 

  Stand start with a left hand in the slot in the corner at eye level, right on a small side-pull. go up and right for the next side pull, and then move to the slopey lip. 

  Jay says:   I put this up with FF 101 around the time we did Tremor, etc. This problem does not look like much, but it is pretty tricky. We always had trouble repeating it consistently, though I remember thinking it was a V3... I would love to get opinions if anyone else ever actually tries it.

Walk through corridor and locate the end arete. SDS with a left hand in a low edge, and scale the arete and right face. top out straight up or on the left side of arete. Classic!!

A likewise interesting boulder, with a lofty top and a classic arete.

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Protection

Routes in Right Corridor