Hand-jam along the roof crack in a dihedral formed by two boulders.  

  If you know how to jam, it's pure joy.

Pure Joy

The Buddha

Dragon Turns

Andrew Roof

Andrew Boulder Problem

The Illustrious Buddha

Who is Andrew

Andrew's Reach

Andrew Jump

Hmnn

Crouching Dragon

Hetel Sketel

From a sloper-undercling at the chest level, huck up to a couple of tiny crimps on the face. Once established, make your way to slopers at the lip. Great rock and fun movement.

Start with both hands on the crimp rail about half-way into the cave. Either dyno or use powerful knee-bar beta to reach the horn-shaped hold and continue on easy moves out over the lip. Starting deeper into the cave bumps the grade to v10/11 (Crouching Dragon). Starting on the horn makes it V4 (the Sensationalist)

The start is the same as for the "Andrew boulder problem."  Traverse out left on the rail system until you get to the last section of big holds.   

  Next, move out towards a pair of small underclings in the back of the tiered roof above you. Once you gain the underclinging slopers, reach out to small crimps on the lip of this huge roof. From here just one or two campus moves lead you to better holds and final the top-out. 

  It's sick fun line that is often overlooked on this boulder.  It's a classic must do!!!!

Walk up the slab on the east side of the roof, grab the hold closest to the dihedral, paw and heel hook your way out the rail, and top out on good holds.

Start as Andrews Problem. Instead of topping out. Continue on to Andrews Jump and Finish there.

This is a cool problem that moves off the lower rail of Andrews Problem for a crimp and several slopers. It's a bit reachy and height dependent. The moves are quite a bit harder then Who is Andrew but it's much less pumpy. I'd say it feels v5 possibly v6 depending on height (reachy moves are my style); it could be very very hard to impossible if you're under a certain height. Try it out, it's a lot of fun.

Starts under the south face of the boulder

There are three tiers of roofs formed by three boulders to the left of the Andrew boulder.  From the left-hand side of the middle roof, sit start with your right hand on a sharp right flake and your left hand on the lip of the roof.  Grunt your way along the lip of the cave to the right and top out.

Start with left hand on a sloping edge and right hand on a crimp to the right and work your way up into "Dragon Turns"

Located a few minutes down the Carriage Road, home to such classics as the Buddha Problems, Andrew, and Andrew's Roof

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Routes in Andrew Area