A decent up problem that starts where the traverse does, just left of the third crack system. It climbs bomber holds up to a crappy top-out. It's best just to jump off or downclimb. A good way to warm up for the other routes on the wall.

V-neck

The Redneck Traverse

The Rotund

Reservoir Dogs

East Face-Big Betty Boulder

Sky Pilot

Easy Reach-Big Betty Boulder

The Bitch Slap

Ponts de Lyon

Big Betty Boulder Traverse

South-East Arete-Big Betty Boulder

This problem is a sit start with some large moves through good holds.

A right to left traverse that is kinda cruxy dropping down onto the triangular juggy thing near the start and then a bit of endurance is helpful. Traverse left until you can traverse no more. Not as good as the other traverses here but worth doing. Maybe not quite as hard as V7 but whatever....

The Rotund is a left-to-right traverse that begins in a crack, sidepull feature, trends higher in the middle, drops down, and finishes on some funky, right-facing, juggy holds. The movement on this route is varied and interesting, the holds range from slopey, frictiony sidepulls to cool fingerjugs. There isn't any one crux, just a series of V2-V3 moves that culminate in a great pump.

This is a long right to left traverse starting in a corner and finishing at the end of the wall. It is very sharp in sections. The finish is a great problem in itself.

This problem is on the Big Betty Boulder, which is the lone large boulder that sits below the ridge line in the Biglandia area.  On the less than vertical slabby east face, start from a pocket and a side pull and high-step your way straight up.

Sky Pilot is easier down low then builds to a difficult move up high. Start low as you want on good holds.

From pockets move up into a right hand undercling below the small roof, make the reach to the ledge and get yourself up and over. Short, easy, and fun.

If you stay low for the entire length of the traverse, the grade is V7, and there are two distinct cruxes that are crimpy and have a shallow pocket or two. Then it's all about endurance.

Traverse all the way around the Betty Boulder.

This problem climbs the South East arete of the Big Betty Boulder.  The feet are a little thin at the beginning.

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Routes in Biglandia