Stand start just to the left of Flowing Water on good edges on the vertical face. Using a variety of good foot options, climb straight up the face using positive sidepull jugs and a crack holds to a jug topout. I avoided using the left arete, using so would make the climb a grade or so easier and also blend into Downpour the left arete climb. 

Cloudburst

Embankment

Reservoir

Flowing Water

Foggy Water Tribe Tune

Downpour

Water Worn Path

Tributary

Riparian Retreat

Stand start at the base of the left arete, layback your way up jugs on the arete to good holds at the top of the boulder, rockover the top or around the arete at the top for an easy finish. 

Squat start, layback the right arete of the boulder with good feet below you. Work up good holds along the right arete until you meet up with the right angling crack from Foggy Water Tribe Tune and then continue up to the top of the arete for an easy rockover to finish this climb. 

Sit start with hands on sloped edges and small feet below you, pull on and traverse right through good edges following the same feature from the start out to the right arete of this boulder. Once you link up with the arete, the feet get better and you move straight up the arete with good holds to layback on. Topout at the top of the arete, with good holds on the lip of the boulder. 

Stand start in the middle of the blunt arete, move straight up to the highest point of the boulder using good jugs and a variety of horizontal cracks in the rock. Well featured topout at the peak of the arete. 

Sit or squat start with hands matched on a left-facing sidepull edge in the crack, pull on with good feet and traverse up and right following the right angling crack up to the right arete, work up the arete, and rock over to top this climb. 

Sit or squat start with hands matched on a left-facing sidepull edge at the base of the crack, work straight up through good horizontal crack holds with good feet all around. Topout straight up and just to the right of the arete of Flowing Water. 

Similar to Riparian Retreat, stand start in the crack with crimps at ~chest height with good footchips below, pull on and then make your way straight up the face using any crimps you can find. Topout on jugs directly above the starting holds. This might be a bit easier for taller climbers as there was not a lot to work with between the starting holds and the higher holds on this wall. 

Starting inside the crack, on the side with Cloudburst and Downpour, stand start on crimps with different foot options, pull on and crimp your way up this vert face, avoiding the dab on the other side of the crack boulder behind you. Jugs at the top of the wall allow for an easy mantle finish. 

Slightly shorter than Redeemer, The Streambed boulder hosts a variety of easier problems for anyone looking to get warmed up in the area and not wanting to have to stop at Sit Down or Pond Cave first to do so. The majority of the problems on the Streambed boulder are slab or face climbs with positive holds; the boulder does hold some trickier climbs, a few reminiscent of Lost Girls or Suzy B/Flakes.

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Routes in The Streambed Boulder