Start standing with good holds and a massive pocket for a foot. Then use an undercling to reach up onto bulging face of the boulder and blindly find the crimp. Now match the crimp, hike up your feet, and then toss your left hand up to the ledge at the peak of the arete. Then get your feet up to the crimp and walk off the top.

Bane of Chris

Alto standard

Wet Dream

Cinderella Ate My Daughter

Dream Crusher

Kitten's Claws

Cat's Paws

Start on Kitten's Claws and work right using the underclings and top out on Bane of Chris

A neat addition right off the trail.    The obvious line traverses right  through the rail into the pocketed roof section and finishes with a good top out to the right.   It is a very obvious line, so I imagine that it has been climbed before.  Any Route name/ FA info?

Start matched on a huge ledge with small feet. Then move up and to the right to a crimp and a great jug. Then use another good hold on the top to move up the face.

Sit start and work up using the variety of well-featured holds.

This is a fun slab problem that starts on two small ledges with tiny variations in the rock for feet. Moving up to a sidepull and then manteling onto the top of the boulder is probably the crux. We climbed it in 90 degree weather. It is probably more of a 2 when it's cold out.

Start in the big hole near the ground and work straight up using the crack

Large boulder located directly on the trail.

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Routes in Railroad Boulder