Stand start the overhang with a sidepull crimp and a nice sloping blob for the right. Pick some feet and dyno to the arete. Figure out how to match, then, instead of topping out straight up, bust out right to a sloper, then a nice sloper gaston. These slops eventually lead to a series of victory buckets to the apex of the overhang where a glorious jug awaits, allowing for an easy, full value mantle a few feet off the deck.

Before the Storm Extension

No Doubt

Stevie Nicks

Fleetwood Arete

Lunatone

Landslide

To Bolt or Not to Boulder

Fleetwood Mac

Kamikaze

Eclectic Clarity

Onix

Ghost of Sport Climbs Past

Before the Storm

Clearing the Path to Ascend

The Chateau

Fleetwood Jugs

Speed Forme

Solrock

Start with a right hand rail above the lip of the overhang and left hand on a good undercling on the overhang. Find some feet, pull on and move up to some slopers and crimps before a tricky mantle onto the slab.

Stand start on two good edges and dyno up to a jug. Match the jug, then reach good holds on the lip and top out. Moving out right to the arete and finishing up that is a grade easier.

Sit-start the steep overhanging prow matched on a comfy finger bucket. Smack up to some slopers on the arete and then fire out right to a good finger-lock on the face. From here keep it together and continue smacking up to glassy slopers and somehow manage to get on top of the block.

 There may be some hidden holds over the lip.Starting lower on a low left hand sloper and reaching up to right hand sloping pocket-like hueco adds a few fun slap moves, body tension and hard move to a jug and a foot cut. The low is likely a grade or two harder.

Start sitting with a left hand Gaston right hand jug. Pull on, try not to dab the fallen tree(s), and follow the arete up. Fun, easy movement and a good warm up for the landslide area. Not sure if this has been done before, it was pretty dirty and chossy when I was cleaning it.

Sit start with a left hand sidepull undercling and a slopey right hand edhe. Find a foot, pull on and dyno to the lip. Match then figure out how to top out on glass.

Start sitting down and left on a triangular flat jug with and a decent crimp in the seam. Use some holds in the seam to gain a foot long rail with a bolt on it. From there continue right on some sidepulls and edges and top out easily with a nice slot at the lip.I spent a good chunk of time cleaning the mud and choss off so the holds don't feel like they're going to break off anytime soon; that said these boulders also fell a thousand feet down so who knows. I tried.Probably goes at C1 using the bolts.

Sit start on some diagonal holds. Pull on and move out left to a slopey hold, then figure out how to cross over to the bucket on the lip. Match, then figure out how to top out.

Sit start the short steep overhang with a left hand 1 pad three finger edge and right hand on a sidepull rail. Figure out some tricky footwork and fire up to a big blind hold above the lip. Latch this, then figure out the topout on the fly.

Stand start the smooth subtle overhang with a good right hand edge and a gaston crystal for the left. Find some feet to pull on with then execute a big lock-off cross to a bitey edge. From here pull through to a nice jug, then move left on jugs to execute a fun mantle or exit right for a less inspiring and appealing exit.This problem is a slight variation of "No Doubt" that climbs well and independently. 

Sit or squat start with both hands on the sloping rail. Find some feet and huck to slopers on the lip. A delicate and balancy match leads to a hard mantle onto the slab. Once on the slab, work your way up into easier terrain.

alt start of TBoNTB.start sitting with a good undercling to move into the rail and into edges.Sit starts are R A D

Stand start the tall overhang with a sloping right hand hold and a left hand crimp sidepull found down and to the left. Find some feet and pull on to the wall. A hard full span move out left gains a large sidepull/ dihedral. Figure out how to match then continue straight up to a tricky and sloping top.

Start matched on a pinch on the right arete. Get the big right foot and make a big right hand move to the sloping crimp/slot. Move up and top out. Crux is getting yourself established and pulling off the ground.

Squat start with a sloping pinch and a slightly bitey gaston-like edge. Figure out a tricky foot and power up to the lip with either hand, keep the tension and blast up with the other hand. Stand up on a foot and go for a set of opposing gastons on the slab then top out the tall slab in easier terrain.

Start as for Fleetwood arete and go left into the face. Use any combo of solid jugs/crimps to top out. 

Stand start the left side of the short overhanging wall on the downhill side of the Bolted Boulder. The start holds are a pair of opposing sidepulls. The right hand is found just to the left of the flat horizontal sloping shelf feature, and the left hand is found out left and is only good for for a finger or two but with a nice thumb catch. Figure out how to get onto the wall and smack up to a nice meathook over the lip. Once here, figure out how to press it out onto the slab and take it to the top.

Stand start with two opposing sidepull slopers on the lip of the short steep overhang. Find a foot to pull on with and figure out how to gain the slab and take it to the top.  There is a sloping gaston hold directly next to a large juggy gaston hold that may prove useful.

Yes, this boulder used to be home to a sport climb. Yes there are bolts on it, and they are upside down. 

  This is a giant boulder that is home to a large quantity of climbs. It has a few easy slabs that face the road, some super slopey and powerful short overhanging one-move wonders all around V8-V10 side by side, a bunch of climbs ranging V2-V6 in a variety of styles from dynos, mantles, traverses, powerful aretes, crimp climbs and burly undercling problems. 

  This is a great boulder that is worth several visits. Most of the landings are fairly safe with a few crash pads. There are several ways to downclimb the boulder as well. 

  This area also is home to the adjacent block that also has some great climbs, including the steep overhanging prow "Stevie Nicks".

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