Traverse the boulder and then mantle to the top.

South Face Warmup

Unkown

The Thundercling

Byron’s Backside

North Face Walk up

West Face

Backside Face

South Face Dyno

South Face Warmup Direct

Naptime

Pulley Pulling

There are several ways you can do this problem

A) Start with a right hand sidepull and your left hand on a thin crimp. You can dyno (or reach if you are tall enough) and go to a big sloper on the top of the boulder or use the edges on the face to grab it.

B) You can do a run and jump dyno by pushing off the lower slab and grabbing the big sloper at the top of the boulder. This is probably the better beta for shorter climbers.

Start on a side pull and then go to a jug. From there grab the top jug and mantle.

Stand start with right hand in the seam and left hand low. reach up and grab the thundercling and top out.

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Start on underclings and move using your right hand to a sloped crimp. Using your left hand grab a bad crimp right next to the other one. Then jump for the sloped top with your right hand and mantle to finish.

Stand start in the crack of the North Face. Climb up the concave slab to the top. Easy and fun

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This is a fun problem. Stand start a right facing flake. Get your foot up high and then gab the upper part of the flake. Get a wide left foot and grab the top. Mantle to finish.

Stand start on slopers and bring up your feet. Then move to a right facing edge. Then bump up to a jug on the top. Bring up your feet again and then mantle to finish.

Instead of starting on South Face Warmup Start on the jugs to the right.

Stay right of the shelf. Start on the jugs just right of the shelf and a high right foot. Reach for a high side pull and mantle on a jug. Bring up your left foot, stand, and top out.

Stand Start left of the blunt arete and climb up the the face using pockets and small feet

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Protection

Routes in Byron’s Boulder