This route is fantastic but is held back by it's start. It starts on a flat, chalky sidepull that is angled just perfectly to make it terrible. This route moves up on the mini-arete on good crimps and ledges. Probably a V2- if you start with your left with the next hold. Sit down start!

Direct Contact

Ape Index

Hat Trick

Starvin' Marvin

3-2-1 Contact

Babies For Beakfast

Studs Build Houses

Unnamed

3-2-1 Bombtrack

Have You Seen My Bunkbed

Herdsman

This is a decent route located on the Contact boulder. The route starts on the lower right of the face, on a very chalky flat sidepull. It moves left, linking up to the slopey ledge in the center of the face (where 3-2-1 Contact begins).  Sit down start!

A great route for the dynamic climber. SDS in the middle of the face on a crimp ledge. Make a big move right to anither ledge and work your way up the right side of the boulder. Top out over the mini-roof.

Start in the middle of the face, work pretty much straight up on crimps. Sit down start! Optional V4 dyno to the white colored ledge from the start.

Start on the low left side of the boulder and work up from a sloper and a sidepull. Moves slightly right and then straight up. Sit down start!

Start at the slopey ledges about 5.5ish feet up in the middle of the boulder. Throw for the top of the boulder, or Dyno. Fun (but short) boulder!

A burly pocket and crimpfest with cool footwork.  Used to be a touch easier until a generous round ball at the end of the crux section snapped.  It left a sloper and added another move of tension toward the end.  Maybe hard for 7?

Power your feet on and begin throwing, slapping and heel hooking along the lower lip till you can wrap around the end to top out.  Originally graded V8, it is now cleaner and stickier and appears to be easy for the grade.

A great boulder for the micro-beta climber! Would not recommend if you are prone to shoulder injuries or re-injuries. This boulder starts on the far left of the face, and works right until you arrive at a slopey ledge hold. Then go for the top! Top out.

Begins on the rightmost side of the face. Start with a foot on the bulge and make your way up using the mini crack system up the right arete.

Start at the head height crimp in the center of the boulder

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