A radventure of broken holds and crumbly choss.Climb a steep section to a high first bolt. A stick clip may be necessary for those weary at the grade. Pull higher on good holds to reach easier ground. Romp ahead through a small runout (5.4) to a stance below a vertical face. Make delicate moves past a small runout (hollow rock prevented a bolt from being placed) before reaching big flakes and a fun layback feature to the top with a two-bolt anchor.Numerous holds have broken... this is likely 5.10 now. Admittedly this may be the worst route I've ever bolted. Enjoy?

Statler-Waldorf Route

Breaking and Entering

Take Vermont from Behind

True Value

Trespassing

It's Not A Cruise

Trespassing direct

Phantom Ticks

Take Back Vermont

Private Property

Also known as "Corkscrew"

 Start on a blunt arete to the right of a corner and go up to four bolts. Step left onto a large grassy ledge then up another face with four bolts to the chain anchors. The climbing gets tougher above the ledge before a solid stance at the anchor chains.

This route goes up the steep face and blunt arête/right facing corner.The crux is around the first couple bolts, then it eases up towards the top. It's easy to make this feel harder than 10b.

Up the face to five bolts and the anchor.

Climb past a high first bolt, through the slightly overhanging face with left leaning small overlap. Hard climbing below leads to easier and easier terrain above. Trend right at the overhang, then left to the LO. Fun route that requires multiple techniques.

Also known as "Home Depot" 

  Up the face to four bolts and the anchor.

Easy climb up to 2-3 crimpy moves (crux) ending with a big jug. There is a bolted anchor on the private property ledge. No stick clip is necessary. Nice way to gain the private property ledge. 

Short, fun crimpy climb with great exposure for its length. Best to avoid the urge to exit out right to the loose rock near the dead tree after the second bolt, and instead to trend left through some tricky sidepulls.

Nice face climbing with a tricky bulge half way up. After reaching through that, easier climbing leads to the anchors.

Delicate face climbing on vertical rock gains the anchors.

When hiking up to the main junction in the midst of the boulder pile, these routes are up and to the left. Around the left (south) side houses True Value & Home Depot. The dark (sometimes wet) face is Take Back Vermont/Take Back Vermont From Behind and the ledge to the left is often referred to as the Trespassing Ledge. It houses 3 sport climbs.

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Routes in B - Upper Tier - Left End