Layback up the arete to access the finger crack. Perfect jams up over the bulge onto the slab above. 

Classic Crack

The Elf

Anything's Possible

Scratch

The Impossible Problem

Gridlock

Bent Wheel

Mission Impossible

Low start at good edge. Work up layback holds out right then up to slopers on the arete. Good holds from there up to the top. Tall!

Sit start at the flake. Pull over onto the easy slab above.

Awkwardly sit start the arete left of the Impossible Problem. Traverse right into the slot hold at the end of the v-groove and finish on thin face holds above.

Sit start to the right of the detached block squeezing the two aretes.  Follow the finger crack and face holds up and right to the top.

V10? V-Impossible? Who knows? Project! This is the crazy overhanging v-groove. Sit start and muscle out the v-groove to an ok slot-hold at the end of the groove. Finish on thin face moves above to get onto the easy slab at the top.

Prepare to shred some knuckles! Sit start left side of overhang below the thin, left-angling, crack. Slap left to slopers then jam the crack to the easy slab above.

Sit start in the overhang on an ok left hand edge and a sloper/bad-crimp thing. Move up and right to the gaston rail then a big move up left to slopers and a desperate finish. For an easier finish, bail right at the rail into often wet crack holds.

The biggest of the boulders in this area, it is home to the must-do crack climb "Classic Crack" and to the "Impossible Problem" (an undone project?).

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Routes in Impossible Boulder