Tough!! 

  This is the very first problem you will come to as you arrive at the drop. On the far right side of the boulder. 

  Sit start under the overhanging boulder, right hand in the very lowest inward sidepull above the roof portion. Your left will be on a useless slopey crimp. 

  The first move is to stab a right heel hook far overhead on a deep sloper. Slap through slopers to navigate to the middle of the face via grueling slopers to the slopey top out.

Black Oak

Nuts and Volts

Chestnut Oak

Red Oak

White Oak

Start in the far left dish to the left of Red Oak on the Acorn Boulder.  Traverse right to the same top out as Red Oak.

The main face of the Acorn Boulder (look for flakes and iron edges) makes up Nuts and Volts.  This entire face of the boulder is highly featured. Well distinguished lines are hard to discern.  Sit start on any of the good jugs and move up to a slopey mantle top out for some fun short problems.

At the far right side of the Acorn Boulder. look at the roof portion, and this problem will sit start on the left side of the roof. When at the far left side of the roof look for the large hueco hold to sidepull on and start with foot/feet to the left. Toss hard and right to the slopey lip and avoid the weakness in the back, staying out to the slopeyness. Traverse right through harsh slopers to top out in the middle of the face.

Start as low as you can in the large crescent feature on the left side of the Acorn Boulder.  Move up through the crescent for a top out in the dish to the left.

The Acorn Boulder is the first boulder you come to as you walk down the trail from the road. This boulder is short and jam-packed with lots of fun easy going boulder problems and a couple tough moderates.

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Routes in Acorn Boulder