Gra-tree-ti is a fun problem on the right side of the front side of the Standalone Boulder starting between the tree and the rock. It is slightly harder than "Gra-feet-i".

Gra-tree-ti

Cleft Chin

Gra-feet-i

Gra-feet-i is the boulder problem on the slabby face of the Standalone Boulder. For maximum difficulty, try not to use the step-like incuts on the top left side of the face.

Start as low as possible on the slightly overhanging right side of the Standalone Boulder. The slanted rock face low and to the right (under the right side of the cleft) are off. I'll mark that section on the photo.

This deceptive outcrop looks quite a bit like a boulder, hence the name. Located in the most remote spot in Sherrin Woods, this 9 foot boulder has a slabby side and possibly the most burly climb in the area, Cleft Chin.

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Routes in 4. Standalone Boulder