Thin opening moves lead to a balancy mantle that gives a slight rest, then a short thinner crux section brings you to an angle handrail that usually has a couple of clusters of Sheep Grass. Please be kind to these plants, they've survived several bouldering competitions and even the thrashers that poured diesel over a bunch of cliffs to make burning waterfalls.

Dynamic Unbalance

Keyhole Dihedral

F.A.T.R. (Fuckin-A That's Rad)

Straight Up

Turtle Jim

Dihedral Slab

Randy's Corner

Climb the smooth face to easier climbing above.

Stand start and layback the dihedral crack to the top.

Climb face moves to a shallow sloper ramp then continue up more face to a seam/corner.

Climb straight up through the bulge above. Very reachy with an undesirable landing.

Start with a right-facing hold and move up past the cruxes with a good rest here and there.

Climb the contrived but enjoyable slab to the right of the dihedral without using the crack.

Climb a very short seam out of a slight depression in the face and top out on the next larger left leaning seam.

The first wall you see on your right upon entering Keyhole Canyon. While most climbs on this face are top-roped (especially further to the left where the wall gets taller), there are a few problems here and it's not a bad place to warm up.

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Protection

Routes in Front Boulder Wall