Sit start at the obvious, uphill-most, blunted arête. 

  Use the small pocket on the left side and the long slash side pull rail on the right side. Pop up to the lip and follow the arête up to the second tier ledge before the tallest section begins and top out on the 2ns tier ledge. 

Wild Wood Arete

Wild Wood

Betula

Wild Wood Traverse

Wild Betula

Edge Of It All

Wild Child

Trench Warfare

Wildwood Flower

Sit start as per "Wildwood"(V2) but off of the start trend up and right (before the higher jug on  "Wildwood") past tough crimps to link into the finish for "Wildwood Arete".

Sit start very low at the long rail (this is on the obvious main face of the boulder) at the deep jug to the right side. 

  Climb up through smaller crimps to gain the bigger crimp jugs. Use the hollow flake to get to the flat lip at the top of the boulder (lower right shelf is the best exit, not the tallest point).

This line is a pleasure to climb, but the top out can be pretty heady! With a spotter Im sure its not too bad though. 

  At the far left of the main face of the boulder you will see a large birch tree. Low and just left of the tree will be a big crimp rail.  

  Sit start on the lowest rail and toss up to the next jug crimp rail. Follow good crimp rails and jugs, up and trending right, until you are directly in front of the tree.  

  From the massive jug rail, make a distant reach to a hard to see, diagonal, small sidepull crack at the lip of the boulder. Follow past the crack to a sketchy but good-ish top out.

Start as per "Betula" and stay low on the boulder while traversing to the right. Traverse into the low section of "Wild Wood" and finish as per. Lots of climbing!

Sit start on the long, low, jug rail at the mid-right on the boulder. Climb trending up and left until you link into "Betula" and finish as per. Jugs, crimps, and fun! Protect the landing and your good to go.

This one is really great. It looks harder than it is. 

  When looking at the main face, this line climbs the leftmost, right-trending arete. 

  Hop down from the small block to get to the base of the arete.  

  Stand start low on the arete with a left hand on the long juggy bulbous feature left of the arete and a right hand on the triangle jib/jug. Figure out feet and slap happy jugs all the way to the massive jug at the lip (over top of the big block at the base of the boulder). Mantle over the edge.

Not a bad problem, but not the best on the boulder. Still yet, the landing is great and the holds are nice. A great warm-up. 

  Sit start on the opposite side of the boulder from the big, steep, main face. The back side where this problem is located is shorter and well featured with cobbled drop stones and interesting scoops. 

  This problem is on the left side of the face and sit starts down and a bit right of the left arête on a low scoop and pebble, then the problem moves into a scooped jug followed by an easy move to a jug at the arête. Follow good holds to a walk-over top out. 

This is a 1.5 move wonder. And pretty fun if I do say so myself. 

  At the downhill-most end of the W.W.Boulder you will see the tiny, low roof that leads to the low lip of the boulder. Locate the chunky feature underneath (mid-right of the face) and find the chunk/crimp and sidepull to start on. 

  Scramble under the roof and start left hand on the side-pull and right hand on the flat chunk/crimp. Get a foot underneath the boulder somewhere and fire to the lip. Hang on and mantle over the lip, then slab/walk 15ft to the top of the boulder for a victory dance.

This is a nice sized boulder with a "just steep enough" tall face and a fun arete. The rear of the boulder has a short, steep little roof and low lip with a fun one-move-wonder. "Wild Wood" which is on the main, tall face is one of the best easy-going lines around.

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