Start on the north face of the rock with good feet and a fully rolled in hand-jamb. Lie-back off the jamb to transition to the traverse. Work it all the way out and slightly up until you can walk/pull over the mantle and walk back around. Rock is super featured, but it's tricky. A couple of jambs (why we chose this, it was a little damp ). Now, my deep thoughts: I'm fairly familiar with climbing on the East-face of Currahee thanks a lot to the locals, but trying to find boulders by the descriptions on Mountain Project is impossible--so I just found one, cleaned the dead wood off, and climbed it. Saying it's left of the Main Face doesn't help me because I can't find the Main Face. Use words like north and west. I do like this mountain though.  The crux is in transition from the north wall to the west--the start.

Does Jesus Have a Compass?

Jesus Watches Over Me

Yup, It's a Penile Bone of a Raccoon

One Dead Tree

Toothpick

Baculum

Swizzle Stick

Cruise up in your approach shoes until you get about 15 ft up and have to make an actual no holds pure friction slab move on gritty rock, regret your decision to not put on rock shoes, and keep going until you finally just start walking off the top

Traverse the obvious horizontal crack in the center of the boulder

Start with both hands on the obvious rail. Get a high left foot, then work your feet and hands up until you can get the pointy hold above. Once you get that, do some delicate slab foot work to get your feet up on the horizontal. Walk off the 4th class crunchy stuff above for another 40 ft

Roughly in the middle of the boulder. Start on good holds move through some crimpers. Mantle finish

Start on the right side of the boulder in some good pockets. Mantle finish

Start on the left side of the boulder where the obvious feet are. Figure out a sequence that doesn't barn door you off and then mantle finish

These boulders are directly above the Brick Wall and along the trail back towards the Main Face

Description

Protection

Routes in Above the Brick Wall