Start on a sloping jug at the lip of the boulder just to the right of the tree. Move up on small cobbles and nubbins to the top. The hardest part is getting established on slab above the overhang without hitting the tree.

 This could be done as a sit start on a good left-hand sidepull and a pretty bad right-hand crimp. It would be much harder (V5-6?), but that would make the climb better overall.

Tree Climb

1 Route

2 Route

Pocket Cluster

3 Route

Eliminator Left Traverse

Start with your hands on left end arete of Eliminator Boulder. (There is a big jug here that feels like it may break off, so that's off.) Traverse right on crimps and sharp open hand holds, and then top out about 2-3 feet before the tree on Tree Climb. The crux is turning the lip.

Sit start on far left of low sloping rail. Move up and right on slopers and good crimps. Make a long move for a good sloping jug at the lip. Top out straight up or to the right (both about the same difficulty), or go for easier topout by traversing back left.

Sit start as for  1 Route , but move straight up to a jug with a good sloper next to it. Top out straight above the start.

Start using cluster of pockets just above head height. Move up right to good sloping knob, adjust feet, and move for the lip.

Stand start with your right in a small pocket, left at the bottom of the vertical seam and good feet.  Work up through the first lip and bridge the gap to the huge slab that rests above.  Mantle up through that face.

This is a wide, 10-12 foot bouldering wall below the Eliminator Roof area.

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 L->R:

 A.  Tree Climb, V2, 12'. B.  Pocket Cluster, V1-2, 10'. C1. 2 Route , V1, 10'. C2.  1 Route , V2+, 12'. D. 3 Route, V0, 10'.

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Routes in Eliminator Boulder