A bit contrived as it is sort of close to the regular start but fun nonetheless. Sit start with right hand in small shallow sloped pocket and left hand in two finger pocket. Figure out your feet and pull a rad swingy dynamic move over the lip to a sloper. Do a campus move to acquire the good holds. You can top out straight up or follow the v2 arete up to the right. Do whatever makes you happy.

Unknown Arete Direct Start

Hole Left

West Face South End

Unnamed  Steep Blunt Face

Long Traverse

Traverse Left

Westface Sit

Hole Right

Long Traverse Variation

Westface Arete Sit

Easy Unknown arete

Unknown Arete

Big Hole

Arete Traverse Extension

West Face Middle

Start on far right jug hueco. traverse left on chest level holds. Big rail is off. Traverse 30 feet, past bulge to a good crimp and a left hand pinch and dyno to the two big pinch/huecos and climb to the top.

Yard on from the low sit start and trend left using anything in your reach.  Just like the right variation this climb is more strenuouse than it looks.

On the southern end of the western face of the largest of the lower boulders. This one move wonder required a longish reach to a pocket and then an easy hike to the top

A nice steep overhanging face with a few crimps and pockets, to a slab top-out.

Crux is going left around the bulgy arete. Whole thing is good with long moves and a sweet topout.

 From the starting holds, move left out around the cruxy arete bulge on smallish crimps/sidepulls. Throw to high large hueco on main face before moving down jugs, crimps and rails to a well deserved rest at the huge jug prior to topping out on reachy pockets.

 Best problem on the lower boulders.

Start at the right end of the boulder and traverse left keeping your hands at the lip.  The crux is getting going right from the start and it eases considerably as you move left.  A good warm up.  You will top out 10 feet before the left end of the boulder

Sit start in the middle of the west face.  climb desperate move on crimps to a tricky topout.

One of the few independent-looking lines in the middle of the main face.  Pulling on is hard from the low sit start and the moves are longer.  Be careful of the pockets.

Sit start on low blocky holds on the west side of the largest boulder. Climb the arret using pockets and crimps.

Start low on the very steep arete with a funky slot for the right hand and a left heel hook.  Yard out the arete topping out when the climb comes over another small boulder.  Bring lots of core tension.

Climb up the primary groove on the right side of the main wall of the largest of the lower boulders. Route starts at shoulder height and ascends the groove via the largest hole on the boulder, topping out on the block above the large hole. Crux is the throw for the large hole.

Sit start on a block to the right of a huge pocket. Climb right on crimps to a tough cross through into the starting holds for "unknown arete" and finish that problem.

There are about three distinct lines that start to the right of a descent gully on the west face. Go straight up using positive holds on lower angle face. All three lines go at about 5.4 YDS.

These are the first boulders encountered upon crossing the road.  There is a very large boulder on the left with some good warm-up problems and lots of possibilities for eliminates.  Another boulder off to the right and further from the road has an excellent V3 on a very steep arete.

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Routes in Lower Boulders