Start as if you were starting Hogs (on the far left side of the good rail). But instead of traversing right out the rail, go straight up on some tiny little crimpers. The last move is exciting (try not to think about the landing!). Crimpy, crimpy, crimpy.

Polywogs

Frogs

Blake's Sloper

Hogs

Lees Warm Up

Pollyhogs

Frogonius

Frogs ascends the belly on the north side face. Originally a stand start most people today opt for the sit which is obvious. Start on two good holds and throw left hand up to weird side pull. Right hand goes out to an opposing side pull. Move your feet over right and get your right foot slightly right of your right hand. Lean up on this foot and hit the small crimp with your right up above. From here continue directly up the belly on small holds and smears.

This route is a fun route that shouldn't be passed up. Start with your left hand on a one-two finger slot ( painful). Your right goes on a small crimpy Sloper (roughly the size of a credit card as Willy put it) right foot goes on a nice big incut. Deep breath and get ready for some bruising on the left hand fingers. Pull up stick the good Sloper with your right. You will see a large crystal that your left hand moves up to. From here the problem has a few Slopey moves that are easy to the top. I felt solid V3 easy V4 but have heard from people they felt V4. Descend off the back of boulder.

On the far right side of the boulder there is a smaller boulder that almost touches the lilypad. Behind this small boulder is a good rail. Start this problem by sitting down on the far left side of the rail, traverse right on the rail, squeezing between the problem you're climbing and the pointed rock at your back. When you reach the right side of the rail, reach up to a horrible sloper and top out. Hogs is a great problem that is only marred by the stupid small boulder I keep mentioning.

Fun Little warm up mantle on the backside of the block. Look for the low part on the back with the smooth flake feature. Follow up this to the mantle. Gets the blood pumpin!

Combination of Polywogs and Hogs. As seen on Friction Addiction. 

This problem is the farthest left on the "Lillipad" Boulder, downhill and south of Mt. Baldy (see Baldy directions).  Sit-start this problem on two obvious and chalked holds, reach up and right to a broken-up rail, cross-through left, then reach up and right again and bring your left foot up to the broken-up rail and mantle to a nice rail up high with the left hand. 

  Apparently, this was a V1 problem, but with the addition of a sit-start and a crucial hold breaking it is now a bit harder. 

There are ~six problems on this boulder ranging from V4 to V7/V8 (left to right).  Generally good rock, getting better the further uphill you travel.  The landing on all but one of the problems are excellent, but a crash pad is recommended.  Nothing too highball here.

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Protection

Routes in Lillipad Boulder