Start on the obvious huge side-pull, pull through the short overhang and then up the slab.

Far Right Overhang

The Rat Kong’s Traverse

The Rat King’s Traverse

Thundercling

The Lizard King's Traverse

Lefter Slab

The Loneliest Climber in Mankato

Finger Crackin

Leftest Slab

White Trash Beach Bash

Left Slab

The Bulge

Start on a decent left hand sidepull/pinch with right hand lower on a undercling/sidepull.  Make a big move up to the right arete (or small moves on VERY small holds).  Then climb straight up the arete to the top.

Start on the start holds of White Trash Beach Bash (left hand sloper, right hand undercling) and traverse through Thundercling to Right Overhang, then top out.

Start on the start holds to White Trash Beach Bash, and traverse left through Thundercling to Right Overhang, and top out.

This route climbs right to left and basically ends with the same top-out as 'Far-Right Overhang.'  

  Work left using the underclings and holds on the overhang, staying low.  Work your way to the start of the bulge and top-out right. 

  Continuing the traverse left across the bulge and topping out on Loneliest Climber likely adds a grade or two.

Same start as the Lonliest Climber in Mankato, and traverse all the way left. There is a large reddish brown spot on the far left side of the rock. As soon as the spot is directly to your left, make your way up to the top of the boulder. It is bunch of small crimps the whole way over and up

Head straight up the side of the boulder with a good left hand side pull and right hand pinch. Consistently good left hands, consistently mediocre right hands. 

Head up the tallest part of the boulder on the flat face.  Great problem.

The only sit start problem at the Boulder due to its height. Climb the finger crack straight up using jams.

Start with right hand on the undercling, left hand on the terrible sloper. Use the obvious left foot to pull your body onto the slab and use the sharp crimps to beached whale the rest of your body onto the slab.

Bring a brush and maybe you'll find more holds!  Thin moves up a slabby face.

This 10 foot high boulder is some weird kind of granite/quartzite (Geologists??) and has some fun problems.  Some of the holds are sharp and all the problems are standing starts.   

  Again, it may or may not lie on private property.  Just climb it and be respectful. 

  Bring a brush!!!

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Routes in The Lonely Boulder