A cool crack line partly formed by a big vertical bore hole.  Stand start in an undercling where the bore comes out and climb straight up.

Bored To Death

Trebek

Chris Harrison

Anodyne

Soggy Logs

Drew Carrey

Panacea

Snake Oil

Tincture

Stand start on a jug rail at head height on the left side of the overhanging wall. Climb up and right using the singular rail feature to gain the right arete, once here enjoy the tall but easier climbing to the top. Certainly one of Wisconsin's best hard lines.

Crimpy route following drill marks up and onto hollow flake.

Stand start moving into obvious shelf. Rock a high right foot to a committing mantel for a high right finger bucket. Get feet onto shelf and finish out left

Start left hand in runnel and right hand crimp. Climb thin and tricky moves to the break. Traverse right to the arete and continue to the top. The direct line is an open project.

Easy climb up obvious features left of the drill holes. 

SDS on two good edges. Climb straight up tricky granite holds. Large detached block is used for feet, but all smaller detached flakes under the boulder are not used.

SDS on two edges (same start as Panacea). Traverse right through a series of slopers and continue up the right arete using a slopey jug and rugged crimp. The slanted rock is used for feet but the large detached block is not.

Start sitting on the lip just above a large notch. Climb the lip and topout around the corner.A lower start to this could be added with a lot of landing work.

The south quarry has less concentration compared to the north, but the quality of the boulders is high and worth a visit. There is still potential here for some awesome boulders. As with the north quarry, some boulders are only accessible in the winter when the water is frozen.

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Routes in Aberdeen Quarry (South)