In the low middle-left of the front, main wall find the undercling shelf. Follow incredible, gym-like flat holds and crimps up and slightly left. Lock off on the high crimp to the dish over the sloper lip. Top out with a difficult mantle.

Circle the Wagon

Latcharete

Crackalachia

Marshall Madness

Edgelord

Linkalatch

Latchacrack

Pretty neat! Start very low in the vertical crack line splitting the boulder in two. Work up the crack and top out directly over the lip, still using the crack and any nearby holds that help.

On the furthest right extent of the boulder (downstream face) look for the slabby leaning arete. Start low with the arete and diagonal rail. Follow arete to the crimp high at the corner and then work to top out.

Sit start (on far right of front main face just left of huge sycamore tree) matched on the sloped ledge. Climb up and left onto upper slab and then top out.

To the immediate left of "Marshalls Line" identify the two thin crimps near one another. Stand start on those crimps and climb direct up from there to the jug over the top of the boulder. Top out.

Stand start low as per "Latchacrack" at the lowest juggy iron section of the obvious diagonal crack. Directly off of the start trend right to link into "Latcharete" and finish as per.

Stand start as low as you can on the obvious slabby diagonal crack line (downstream face) near the giant sycamore tree. Follow it, in all of its easy glory, to top out.

This is a large river polished block right beside the river. The upstream pointing face has a slit crack running horizontally down, midface. The riverside is very featured and covered with an iron layer.

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Routes in Crackalachia Boulder