Mr. Casual Boulder:  

  If you walk to the Mr. Casual Boulder from the Autumn Boulder, the problem "Mr. Casual" will be on the tall and slabby main REAR face, on the other side and away from the main cluster of boulders.  

  There are two long erratic cracks on this tall face. Mr Casual is the right crack.  

  Stand start and use the crack and awesome massive jug knob to start out on. Work up along the fun crack. Follow out the crack and top out high and right.

Mr. Casual

Casual Friday

Rimrock

Grange Hall Crack

Cimarron

Grange Hall

Mr. Casual's Boulder:  

  If you walk to the Mr. Casual Boulder from the Autumn Boulder, the problem "Grange Hall Crack" will be on the tall and slabby main REAR face, on the other side and away from the main cluster of boulders.  

  There are two long erratic cracks on this tall face. Grange Hall is the left crack.  

  Stand start and work up the fun and easy crack. Straddle the thin fin top all the way up to where you can safely stand and walk off (may be harder than the climb itself).

on the "backside" of the boulder with all of the crack, walk to the steep portion and find the low, right facing, sidepull/undercling. Sit start here and with a left hand on whatever you can grab with you butt on the pad. Blast high to a crimp/pinch at the high part of the overhang/lip. Follow into a crimp and the rest is easy.

-Could be done from the stand as an easy warm-up, skipping the low 3+ moves that are the crux- 

  The Mr. casual Boulder is at the low end of the trail. Walking down past the Shanghai Boulder, you will go past the low lookout, and start back up the trail. You will come to the next cluster of boulders off the right hand side of the trail, starting with a long overhung boulder called the Autumn Boulder.  

  Walk past it, and then past the tall boulder to the right called the Napalm Boulder.    The boulder past Napalm is the Mr. Casual Boulder.  

  "Rimrock" is to the far right of the face, sitstarting where you find the big downward pointing lobe that is at the lip of the very low overhanging roof. sitstart matched on the lobe with a heelhook up. pull up and gain hands over the lip. progress up the face via juggy goodness to the ample top out. 

The Mr. casual Boulder is at the low end of the trail. Walking down past the Shanghai Boulder, you will go past the low lookout, and start back up the trail. You will come to the next cluster of boulders off the right hand side of the trail, starting with a long overhung boulder called the Autumn Boulder.  

  Walk past it, and then past the tall boulder to the right called the Napalm Boulder.    The boulder past Napalm is the Mr. Casual Boulder.  

  Cimarron is on the face you will come to first after following those directions, and it will sit start on the "cave" that is on the low left hand side of the boulder.  

  Sit start in the "Cave" hole with hands on the jug on the lip of the boulder, feet down in the hole. mantle over the lip and follow juggy goodness to the tall top. 

Mr. Casual's Boulder:  

  Find the "Grange Hall Crack" which is the left of the two crack lines on the rear main face.  

  Go left and away from the crack to start, beginning a few feet from the left end blunt arête. Find a shallow, positive right hand undercling crimp and your left hand will be a smeary bump. Gain good feet and work straight through fun, thin bumpy crimp holds up to where you intersect with the Grange Hall Crackline. Finish out the Grange Hall Crack.

This tall face is pointed away from the trail and overlooked. I highly recommend checking this out when you visit! Mr Casuals Boulder is tall and laced with fun crack crack problems that are pretty easy. The landing is great and the top outs are confident! There are plenty of problems to warm up on and its a great place to do laps! A couple of the crack problems here are worth stopping by in their own right, so when youre in the area, be sure to check them out.

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