The Birds From Hell is the furthest right climb at Stone Garden.  The rock that this route is on is a little above and about 100ft? to the right of Sessions.  The climbing is pretty straight forward face climbing, with the crux at the top.

The Birds From Hell

Stone Garden Offwidth Boulder

Sessions

Mad Hatter

Married to the Obsessed

Bloody Knuckles

Grief

Paul Moore Boulder

Lost Souls

Unknown

Tortured Screams

F.Y.D.

Ceremonial Execution

Laborious

Here Today, Tomorrow & Next Week

Fear of Gear

I'd Rather Be Bolting

Saffron & Sensimilla

Obsessions

The Gentleman Who Fell

Cries of Impending Doom

November Shivers

Exodus

Blah, Blah, Blah

Charm

Tension and Stress

Hypoxia

Next Year

Dilemma

Bloody Knuckles climbs just to the left of The Birds From Hell on the far right side of Stone Garden.  The climbing is pretty straight forward face climbing.

This is a cool, sligtly overhung offwidth - squeeze chimney with a few good edges to help you up. I did this left side in with an armbar, but there's lots of options.

Quite dirty.   This feels more worthy of a route grade, and I'd say it's 5.9 offwidth, maybe even 5.8.  It's a grunt but the face features and ledges keep it from 5.10

Underneath the huge overhang at the Stone Garden there is a ledge that can be reached by walking/scrambling up some loose dirt to the right of it.  Once on the ledge there is a bolt that can be clipped.  This marks the start of the route.  Sessions follows the bolts that go furthest left of the climber.  Sessions reminded me of climbing an upside down stair case.  Very fun and substained climbing!

Starting on two good sized crimps in middle of the face

Burly start using an undercling, crimps, and sidepulls to clip the first bolt, then jugs for a bit.

Above the fifth bolt awaits the crux - an interesting problem dependent on feet, opposition, and reach. Two mantles onto ledges above the crux are followed by easier cruising to the chains.

This is a fun face climb that is located just right of F.Y.D(10c).  It is the second route to the right of the obvious crack line Fear of Gear(7).  The lower portions of the climb are very easy, but the difficulty increases near the top.

This is underneath Sessions, there is a plaque on the boulder dedicated to paul moore

Great overhung climb with some fun moves getting to the chains. Heard the bolt on the face below the chains was added later.

Good edges in a horizontal crack leads to fun face climbing with good holds. Wasn’t sure of the grade so if anyone knows the info about this route it’d be appreciated. Felt .10- ish.

Climb up a 15 foot vertical face on jugs past two bolts onto a large ledge. Go to the right of the large overhang directly above the starting bolts. Pull over the right side of the roof on jugs to a lower-angled face above. Continue on jugs and positive edges to the chains.

A slab route with good edges that wanders right at the top.  It sits at the left end of the Stone Garden (when looking at the wall) between the obvious route

Fear of Gear

and a large flake in the corner.  It is currently the bolt line between Fear of Gear and

Grief

.  The crux seemed to be a mantle near the top, but some chalked holds indicated the mantle may be bypassed by climbing left.

Start up a 10 foot vertical face using layback moves and clip the first bolt just below a large ledge. Get onto the ledge and look for the next bolt to the right of the roof directly above the first bolt. Overcome the roof using jugs and good feet and then cruise on positive edges and jugs to the chains.

Bolted face left of Fear of Gear.  Crimpy bouldery start leads to long reaches with good holds.

Left and around the corner of fear of gear.  Starts on a face left of a chimney.  Fun moves and some good jugs in the right spots, be careful getting to the second bolt.

This climb is located on the far left of side of stone garden, it's on a wall that can be reached from a scramble up some loose dirt just left of the main crag. Fear of Gear goes up the obivous crack in the middle of the wall.  the route protects well and has some very fun moves and some good jamming

Easy, but engaging climbing to a fun, thin, technical stopper crux that leads to a glory horizontal crack jug and finishes on a good clipping hold just left of the chains! This route has proven to be a hard onsight for climbers of all grades! Good luck!

This is a real fun, tall finger crack - layback, with an easy mantle on good hand jams at the top. I really had to clean this one, and felt it was an FA, until I saw an obscure video of someone before me and saw this name on the High Uinta Bouldering FB page.

Regardless, real fun relatively tall problem.

This classic route is a route worth obsessing over. It climbs steeper than sessions with longer reaches to even better holds. The route is sustained, so climb fast or else the steepness will catch up to you and you'll find yourself struggling to hold onto jugs.

Edit for those that couldn't understand the winch start:

Either clip the first draw and pull up to start the route, traverse in from the start of sessions, have a buddy get down on his hands and knees to boost you up to start, rebuild the giant rock pile that was once at the base, or do the wicked hard boulder problem that changes the grade.

Great steep jug haul, a great warm-up for the area.   Lots of fun moves. Had a bit of a Hollow Man flashback for me.

Continuous pulling over edgy terrain! Fight the Pump!

Cries of Impending Doom

has a difficult and awkward start. Begin steep, leaning right on solid rock supplied with good edges. Pull through on some great holds and nice stances clipping well placed bolts. Follow the thinning line to a bulge and be prepared for a surprise. The crux sits here about half way up the route, tricky and sparse, most

Cries

are heard here. Save your endurance, it'll be needed. Blast by the crux and enjoy a relatively moderate finish to the anchor.

Easy climbing to a no hands rest, chill out for a minute and blast straight into a cool boulder problem with crimps, side pulls, and a final throw to a jug! If the crux of this route were a boulder problem in Joes it'd be a mega-classic! 4 star boulder problem! Mad respect to anyone that's able to onsight this sick rig!

Exodus

starts on the slab with a bolt. Climb up past some choss untill you're under the 1st roof. Power-up through the roof on good crimps and get your feet up. Continue up to the 2nd roof, put some gear and make an exciting traverse right. Finish up the face to a bolted anchor.

Exodus is mostly bolted (9 bolts) but you'll want to place a few pieces of gear as well (small tcu's to #1 cam).

Fun move pulling the small roof.  You have the choice to use the small open book, or move right of the second bolt.  Couple reachy moves and a great undercling at the top.

Start in the same corner as Ceremonial Execution, but branch left at the large ledge above. Juggy roof moves to good slab climbing conclude the pitch. Shares anchors with Ceremonial Execution.

Follow the first three bolts of Sessions then split right. Increasingly difficult moves lead to a right facing layback. Burl past this this feature using power or kneebars, until you can grab a large left hand pinch. Then crimp your way over the roof(crux) to better holds. Follow a ramp out right to the chains.

Great movement, nice rock, and cool grips.

6 bolts + chains. Use a long runner under the roof.

A nice route with decent protection; this traditional line climbs solid rock up a long, steep face. Quality quartzite and horizontal edges are abundant, the crux comes early at a thin spot using small crimps. Most climbers will find the climbing to be thoughtful and exciting with optimal protection.

Pull through an easy roof to a steep and varied face, follow the path of least resistance and protection to a two bolt anchor.

Shares first two bolts with

Tortured Screams

to the ledge. Two more bolts protect the steep horizontal jugs to the lip, after the lip find easy protection in the horizontal cracks (tri-cams and hexes work well) on easier low angle climbing.

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Protection

Routes in Stone Garden