Start at a crimp with the left hand and sidepull with the right. I put a foot up really high to the right and just pushed up to another great sidepull on the right. From there, you're basically at the top.

Face/Off

Spoken

In Through the Out Door

Walleye Vision

Joker Arete

Broken Corner

Broken Arrow

Start with a left foot low on a thin edge, then swing a big right foot up high.  From there, continue straight up using the ladder-like jug system.

Climb the middle-left section of the north face of Broken Boulder.

Sit start with your right hand on the arete and your  left hand incut edge. From there, ascend the slab by compressing edges on the face, match hands on an edge, gain the jug relief before the lip, then stab the lip, and mantel atop the boulder.

Most of the difficulty here comes from whether or not you can reach past the smaller left hand edges to better holds near the boulder's downclimb. With my dimensions, these holds were not an option, but if you have a wide reach, this may require an eliminate spirit.

Climb the arete on the north west side of Broken Boulder.

Climb the center of the south face of Broken Boulder. There are good holds, but the crux seemed to be the top out. It's not a flat top but a sloping ramp upward, so you're still working as you move upward.

Using the arete's crimps and awkward footing (watch your knee on this one), climb straight up to good holds that allow for a clean finish.

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Protection

Routes in Broken Boulder