roof problem that started matching on undercling flake. reached out a roof to a sloper. get a toe hook and match on the lip.and mantle up. also had kind of a sketchy top out

TimTom

Buzzkill

Halfway Prince

Splitz

Seams Easier

SCTTB

Jester

Powerhead

Fierce Feline

Africa

Breaking Right

Old Iron Flake

CTTB

Timber Pig Slide

Lowbie Lightning

Serenading Bird

overhanging arete on the backside of the mountain. it had a flat mantle top out in  no fall zone.

Sit around the corner left from Powerhead, finish same as Powerhead.

Sit start center of overhanging face on layback. Straight up to break.

Sit start in middle of three boulder stacked on top of each other, below the split of the two higher boulder. straight up. 

Left side of the prince and up one level. Sit Start edges and follow to highest point for topout.

Sit start in back of cave, follow crack system to lip then move right to mantle out.

Start under right side of the overhang and work up.

Sit Start on right side of face with left hand in the undercling, follow arete to topout

Stand start arête left of Half Way Prince, lat="44.58503" lon="-69.886152"

Start on the rust colored flake leaning against the Under Prince Boulder.  Climb the sharp edge as high as you can, then mantel over.

Sit start at left edge of cave lip with hand in big crack, traverse right to same topout as SCTTB 

Start in the bottom of hole on back side of prince with both hands on the stalactite. Make it to exit without dabbing, then mantle out.

Sit start with high hands, move through small edge and up.

Sit start on right side of overhanging face with left in undercling and right hand high, follow seam left until you can mantle and reach left facing hold.

Mt Philips has a large collection of granite boulders. There are at least 40 freestanding boulders and several ledge systems. The Prince Philip boulder and cluster is the must visit spot in the area.

Ethics: Leave no trace. 

History Tim Dailey and friends started the development of this area in 2004. In 2011, Jeffory Luce and Curt Monaco started the current phase of development. Please let me know if you have any history to add!

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