Start standing at a head high jug on the right side of the face. Move up and left into the seam, and top out as for Slashface of the Buttermilks.

Slashface of the Buttermilks, Right

Slashface of the Buttermilks, Sit

Slashface of the Buttermilks

Undercling Problem

Painted Cave

Start sitting, matched on the sloper in the center of the face, and make a crux move up into the seam as for Slashface of the Buttermilks. Follow the seam to top out.

This problem starts a few feet left of the center of the tall face with the diagnol cracks. Sit or squat start an awkward holds. Make a hard pull up to gain the thin seams and continue up and right following the crack system until you can reach good edges.

The top out is a bit desperate with a crimp and a small xenolith knob feature.

The sit start goes at v8 and a right start is also possible about 4 feet right of the sit. The right start is a v7, and uses a sweet slopey pinch blob and joins the v6 with a small crimp.

Stand Start at obvious undercling on the left side of the tall northface of the boulder. Pull on and make a hard move to a large pocket. From here position your feet in order to use more undercling to the right.

Top out On the grainy slab.

One of the most unique climbs in the area, this climb utilizes a variety of different sized huecos on the outside of a large cave-like roof found on the south western side of the boulder. This is a powerful sloper testpiece, so bring some skin and some psych for this burly classic!

Sit start at the rightside of The large cave on a flat shelf in a hueco. Make a few hard moves left to the edge of the roof and set up for a reach to a hueco outside the cave. From here swing over and match the slopey hueco. Once matched, figure out how to reach up the the sun-baked slopers before a committing last move to a good hold!

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Routes in Painted Cave Boulder