Start on great horizontal edges on the left most lower edge of the overhang. Reach straight up to the lip of the roof and follow the lip to the right. At the notch in the lip of the roof throw a left leg up onto the roof, then mantel up on top. (This route could be extended along the lip of the roof to the right, but appears to become much harder)

The Perch

Owlet

Start in a cramped position on side/under cling, reach up above the block forming the starting holds, reset your feet, and decipher the odd shaped blocks to find the next hold below the top out. Reach over the top of the boulder for slabby horizontals and throw a left foot over the top. Find a left hand side pull that is critical for a safe top out.

A stand alone boulder with a west facing overhang, a south facing vertical face, a short, vertical east face, and an easy down climb slab on the north side.

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Routes in Owl Boulder