Start with both hands in the large horizontal( kinda diagonal) crack. From the start traverse left and up until you reach the sloper near the top and the side of the boulder. Topping out is easy and you can scurry down the side of boulder.

Crack Line

Fine Heroin Line

Dredges of Society

Baby's First Slab

Gateway Jugs

Starting left at the same crack for Crack Line, move right up to a pinch and then out further right to small holds as you maneuver you way to the right side of the boulder. Tiny feet.

Far right line on this boulder. 

 From Robin's guide: "Start low under the overhang and squeeze your way up both sides."

Easy 5th class slab with a fun crack and good feet. Great way to get beginners comfortable with using their feet outdoors. Ran a few laps to get my feet warmed up.

Robin Close describes Gateway Jugs as, "a good first problem for new climbers. Start on the same large hold [as Crack Line] and pull straight up through good holds."

 Rumor has it that some of the foot chips have broken off. Beginning from the initial start hold is much more difficult now (maybe V2-3 level). See the photos for a new suggested start hold as a "beginner" route.

 

A fun boulder with four routes up, two warm ups and two intermediates. The boulder is located on top of a very low angled rock and has a crack running diagonal through it, splitting the slabby top from the rest of the boulder.

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Routes in North Bank - Crack Line Boulder