crux midway,bomber pockets,really clean thru the climb but dirty top out.in the picture it looks dirty but its clean and dry.

pocket watch

Unnamed

Col. Mustard

Pvt. Benjamin

No Pain No Gain

Lightpost lowball traverse

Capt. Crunch

Attack of the killer wasps

Start on the giant jugg-slot thing on the right face of the boulder. Stay low and traverse left until you're directly below the bulge. Figure out your feet whether you can see them or not and tackle the bulge head on to be rewarded with an easy topout.If anyone has any information on what the route name is, FA, etc, please leave a comment and I'll update the page.

Techy short problem. Can be done several ways to make it easier or harder.

Smooth traverse along rail of pockets.  Keep from swinging and you are fine.

Low start to an already established dyno, super burly and shouldery moves up to the ledge where the dyno leads to a relatively easy top out.

Start anywhere on the face of the small boulder sitting next to the light post. Traverse the entire boulder CCW back to the holds you started on. The top of the boulder is off, but any lower steps are in (see picture). Removing the use of any hold which does not have rock above it like the steps would probably bump the grade to V1.I made up the name because I like the alliteration but if anyone knows if this has already been named, please comment and I'll update the page.

Overhung start to bulge crux.  Typical problem for Veteran's Park.

Crux is over the face of the bulge. Left hand crimp and right hand side pull, work feet to jugs then bump left hand to sloper above, right hand on chest level palm side pull, bump left off sloper to the top out

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Routes in Right Boulder