Baby Robbins is located on the south face of JAWS, directly opposite of Jaws. Thin hands off the deck determines the grade of this climb.

Baby Robbins

Corn Flake

I Would Die For You

Worst Climb In The World

Unknown

Sausage Sandwich

Jaws

Asylum

Business Is business

Jaws Arete

Girl's Climb

Facing Baby Robbins, if one looks right, there is a bolt on top of an adjacent boulder.  This protects a couple of northeast facing routes.  Girl's Climb is a thin crack finish.  Clean but short.

An obvious flake which widens from good hands to wide hands at the very top.  Sounds kinda hollow when you hit it since it's thin.  Very cool looking climb.

This short but stiff boulder problem is on an adjacent boulder directly right the Jaws crack.  It appears as an incipient crack

Actually not the worst.  This is right of the Girl's Climb, climbing up an easy section then straight up through the concave harder face.  Using the rightmost edge/corner makes this a letter grade or two easier.

Some delicious slopey slopey compression madness. Basically extended compression on a rounded feature with frustrating feet. I never really figured out which holds I was using because they were sliding all over the place. Only banged my knees a dozen or so times. Much fun this one!

Sit start lay backing right up a flake then shift right to a small cave and lay back left up the arete, then up and over to the top.

Jaws is the mean looking finger crack on the north face of JAWS. The climb widens from fingers to thin hands with insecure feet.

One of the best boulder problems at Woodson (in my opinion obviously).  Start sitting at the arete just right of jaws with a very low right hand edge and a left hand sloper near the bottom of the jaws crack.  Crux is probably mental, as the high jump move is committing, though physically the line is sustained.  A high/jump start exists with a right hand on the obvious edge and jumping to the left hand finger bucket. Somewhere in the V7-9 range, grading is not my forte.

This is a stand start. Start in the seam move up to the knob and underling and then climb right over the rock for a heady top out.

Kind of like a mini Dragon's Arete.  Decent hands but bad feet on a steep arete to a powerful topout.

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Routes in Jaws Vicinity