Same as Good Listener, but once on the prowler jug, bust out to a thin but solid fin feature on the arete out right. Work some toe hooks, and turn the arete. Finish on the right side of the arete. May be very much dangerous w/out snow.

The Good Bitch AKA Good Listener right exit

Fudge Ripple

The Good Listener

Squeege

The Good Plower

Blunder

Prowler

Honeycomb

Compression boulder to the left of the start of Good Listner

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Doesn't get much better for the grade. This whole face is peppered with rad crimps, and they all lead to jug topouts. Pick a line and go for it.

There is a clear left line, a clear right line, and you can stick to the middle. You can start seated in three different places. You can link up from any of these sit starts to any of the topouts. Depending on how you go, it'll be v0--2.

Also, excessive sub-areas annoy the crap out of me in bouldering areas. Why do we need sub areas for things that are a one minute barefoot walk apart? This isn't mini-golf. So I did not create a sub area for a single v1 boulder.

Left entrance into the Prowler. King line! starts on jug underclings

Start as for good listener, but at the end of the rail, do a shoulder popping move into the prowler jug. Then proceed to mangle your shoulder and lockoff into the crack straight above. Move out all the way left through the roof. Mantel/topout is no joke. Safe landing w snow, R/X without.

Start on rail and move straight up into an undercling with your right hand. Match underclings and then reach up left to the crimp. Commit to the topout hold and its over.

A very exciting steep problem. Start on the right side of the cave from the ground, jump to a jug and start squeezing.

I would be surprised if this hasn't been done before, but some of the holds needed cleaning. Start down and right on a good sloper. Make a few easy moves, go left into a gaston, match, and make a couple left hand bumps to a jug. Easy topout.

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