Right of the Knobs is an alcove and then a pillar leaning against the wall. The right side of this pillar makes a thin finger/tips crack. Jam up this crack to the top of the pillar, then easy climbing to the top of the wall.

Fingercrack

Hollow Flake [Unknown]

Masochist Crack

Unnamed (Slab)

The Alien

The Knobs

Iron Stem

Iron Cross

Off-Width Problem

Bear Hug

The Terrible Face

The Wrist-breaker

A few feet to the right of the masochist crack is a slightly overhanging wall with big bulbous knobs, undercut by a polished smooth wall. Start low on left and right side pulls with a left foot heel-toe jam. Matched hands on a large knob,  lead to a dead point for the top.

Start with feet on thin ledge, using massive (hollow sounding) flake for hands. Pretty much a one move to the top obvious crest hold. Easy top-out with rear exit. This route has definitely existed for some time and seems pretty popular, however an official name could not be found, if more info exists, let me know and I will certainly alter accordingly.

Demonstration of problem

This is the clean hand crack on the leftmost Beehive boulder.

Climb the slab using crimps and funky feet.

The crux on this one is obvious.  Right in the middle of the route, you'll find yourself crouching in a shallow pocket, trying to get your left foot out of the way so you can stabilize your left arm.  Once you've done that, you can stand up and scramble over the top.

start low with one hand in masochist and the other on a sloping corner with a high right foot. Then kick your left foot out and begin stemming. Crux is the last move to the big black xenolith.

Start as for the Masochist Crack. Pull up into the crack, then using a small face hold, make a long reach right. Somehow continue going right without barn dooring and finish up the knobs.

Classic grungey off-width that would be good training for trad routes. It will probably feel a lot harder unless you're accustomed to off-width. Beta= get deep into the crack.

Climb the blunt arete left of the masochist crack using compression. The crack is off.

This is a TR problem located on the middle boulder of the Beehive Boulders.  Climb the difficult face up the middle of the rock, veering right as one ascends.

Start off working your way up the slope, and then make a wrist-popping reach for the top, where the slope flattens out--or grab the hold at the top if you can find it.

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Routes in Beehive Boulders