Stand start to the mega compression lineRight hand on the obvious sloper crimp on the lip, left hand on the middle intermediate left hand undercling. Pull on, bust out a hard drop knee and prepare to summon all of your body tension to stick the left hand bump move before setting up for the hero ending The sit adds quite a lot 

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Get Wrecked

Walter's World

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Bloodflood

Same start as Bitchy Girlfriend, both feet off the ground (pretty obvious start stance.) This time work left towards the arete with a high left foot on the outer most point. It's a difficult side-pull with your left hand on the arete with a high left foot to rock onto which gives it a V2 rating, otherwise a nice V1 finish along the arete. Top out is easier than adjacent climbs. Exit the boulder down the less than vertical opposite side and use the tree to stabilize/jump off. This is the dotted red route in the pictures. Named after psycho Jack Russell Terrier that tried to flash the route himself while his owner chalked up for his own first ascent. Again, unlikely to be the first true ascent but first documented and outlined. 

Doubt this is the first true ascent but nothing has been logged. This is a nice warm-up V1 that starts just 10-12 inches off the ground with both feet on the boulder. There is a left handed side-pull about half way up which is probably the most precarious position as you have to then reach with the right hand to a fairly crimpy hold, but its solid if placed correctly. Top out is a little bit of a tough mantle for a beginner and given the height could be dangerous for a first-timer. Recommend 2-3 pads for a beginner group but we did fine with just one pad and one spotter. The route is the yellow dotted line in the picture. Named by first documented female ascent who wasn't having the best day in the woods...

SDS with a slopey edge for the left hand and an opposing edge under the roof for the right. Traverse more slopey edges along the lip until rocking over at the apex and finishing up the slab.

Crouch start with two awkward side pulls, cross over with your left hand to a good/sharp crimp rail and head straight up trying to hug the arete to the top 

Large and possibly the park’s most prominent boulder / glacial erratic with multiple climbable routes and overhangs. Approximately 15 feet tall (at the uphill side).

One side is a narrower and near-vertical face with challenging highball problem(s) with clear and flat landing.  The other face is much easier and less than vertical with multiple routes to the top, some easy enough to climb in with hiking shoes.  There is a climbable overhanging area (at the top of the hill) between those two faces, and another overhanging area on the downhill side that isn’t as clear to climb through.  Downhill from the boulder itself is a jumble of large chunks of rocks with potential for more routes.

 Since this is so obvious and right on the main blue trail, I’m sure this has been climbed repeatedly, but specific routes and beta are hard to come by and/or intentionally withheld.  Being on the main trail, there is (relatively) high foot traffic, please be respectful.

Does not have a formal name, so in 2017 the trail manager solicited suggestions (unclear if there is a winner?) countytimes.com/news/canton…

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