Begin on the right side of the overhung face by pulling into the lower rock. Work your way up the right side of the overhang using both the arete and face holds.

Falling Cradle

Bow Traverse L to R

Bow Traverse R to L

The Bow

Scandinavian

FLoating Door

Bough Breaker

Unknown

Start on the right side of the overhung face by pulling into the lower rock as per "Falling Cradle" and "Floating Door" but move up the overhang without using the arete, instead using a little pocket for LH and an opposing edge for the RH to stand up. Top out as per bough breaker.

Start as far left as you can on the boulder - I believe you can start on 2 edges left of the alternate start for scandanvian. Traverse to the right, staying reasonably low. Can optionally finish on Floating door or falling cradle.

Start on the right side of the overhung face by pulling on to the lower rock, as per "Floating Door" or "Falling Cradle" (or by downclimbing Floating Door). Traverse to the left, staying reasonably low. Finish at the far left of the boulder or on Scandanavian.

Start on the left side of the overhung face, by pulling into the lower rock. Ascend directly up the face of the boulder following the crack.

Start on the left side of the overhung face, by pulling onto the lower rock. Continue up and left onto the flat face, this flowy route has an easy top out too.

Begin on the right side of the overhung face by pulling on to the lower rock. Climb to the arete and exit early onto the right slab.

Begin by pulling into the lower rock on the left side of the overhung face, however a series of shouldery moves allow you to climb diagonal up and to the right across the overhung face. More good holds greet you at the top to aid with the mantle.

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Routes in The Bow Boulder