Squat start or stack a few pads with your left hand on a giant blocky granite side pull/pinch and your right hand on a tiny crimp. Pop left and then right to a decent sidepull, get a good foot, launch for the small crimp with your left hand, then move right to a good flake, and top out. This is harder than it looks.

4. Test Dummy Left

3. Medicine Ball

Bowser

Top of the Flagpole

1. Moonshine Arete

2. 12 Volt

5. Test Dummy Right

Squat start or stack a few pads as for the problems Test Dummy Left and Right, move left 4-5 feet and then up the prow, and top out.

The sit start goes as a V2, and the stand start goes as V1 (sit start it worth it).For the sit start, use a decent, right foot, downward triangle on a rail and place your left foot wide around the arete. Your right hand goes in the second from the bottom slot of the crack and your left hand starts on a sharp pinch. Tossing your left hand up to the solid knob just behind the arete is the second move, and keep working the crack on the right with some help from the left arete to finish the climb.For the stand start, start with your left hand on the knob just behind the left arete and your right higher up in the crack than the sit start. Your feet go on the face and lower rail.

Stand start for this warm-up or cool down on this slab. Starting hands are about shoulder height with tiny indents for your feet. Work up to the right on a crimp the up over the top.  

Sit start the far left arête and top out.

Sit start with your right hand low on the right arête and your left hand on a decent sidepull/ramp. Move up, and traverse left on crimps to join the problem Moonshine Arete, and top out.

Squat start or stack a few pads as for the problem Test Dummy Left, but move left after a move or two, then set up to grab the high crimp with your right hand, surge for the lip, and top out.

Little Mario Boulder is a decent block with a few problems on it.

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Routes in Little Mario Boulder