Traverse the long gritty lip on the south side of the bulge boulder from left to right. Gets just a touch tricky near the end.

Starting lower on the arete makes it a little more V4.

In the BB as ‘Lip Traverse’, but Mike B was cool with calling it Lipstick. Judging by the trees that were in the way, hasn’t been climbed for many years, but I cleaned it up, so there is plenty of space now

Lipstick

Crack

Drilled Holes

Bulge

Chapstick

Right Bulge

Arete and Face

Bulge II

Southeast Arete

The Mormons Strike Again

The arete on the right as you look at the two aretes.  It is the eastmost arete.  It is the safer of the two aretes on the large rock.

In the main groub of boulders, there is an obvious crack.  Tall but easy.

This is on the lower boulder.  The first one you see.  It climbs the obvious mellow drilled holes/crack.

The small rock behind the 2 aretes.  The one you would break your back on if you fell of the chipped arete.  It has, on the west side, a bulging slab.  Short.

Mike B didn’t think this had been done. Felt like a harder V4. Cleared out some brush and added a fun name.

Start with hands on the south (right) end of the lip, then traverse left topping out at the crack on the north (left) corner.

The horizontal sloper shot holes are actually pretty interesting to work out. Sharp and gritty, and the ending features are pretty cool.

See Bulge II, this climbs the right side of that face.

This is on the boulder to the west of the boulder with Mormons Strike Again on it.  This climbs the left side of the wall that faces the tall boulder.

Start with your foot on the low ledge on the south face and with your right hand wherever on the arete. Make a dynamic move up left to a fine-grained, dark gray pinch. Keep tension and work your way up the arete with poor feet on the face and top out the apex of the arete.

Engaging, albeit a bit short.

Not sure if this is already in BB (hence the generic name and lack of FA info) but I thought it was fun enough to make it worth adding to MP.

The tall chipped arete on the tall boulder.  Chipped and with a bad landing.

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