This is an incredibly balancy and fun boulder that will test your technique instead of your strength. Match your hands on a big, round jug at head height. Pull on, and change to a mantel. Use small rock features such as crimps, thumb catches, or a low, triangular pinch until you can stand up completely and reach the top of the boulder. My friend who climbed it is only 5 feet tall, so don’t use height as your excuse. The top of the boulder is juggy, and the topout is easy.

Cashew Lagoon

Lance

Lagoona Reach

Blue Lagoon

Atoll

Creature

Pioneer Club

Black Lagoon

Stand start with a left sidepull and a right hand high at the start of the longer crack. Pull yourself up, and work your way to the first shelf before sending a fun topout.

This is the stand start on the west side of the boulder face. Stand start matching both hands on the sloper shelf. Work your way up using a few nice pockets and additional sloped shelves.

Stand start on slopey crimps to the right of Lance and the left of Pioneer Club. A good gaston for the left gets your right to a rounded sidepull/undercling flake. Gain the good edge below the right-trending flake with your left, and top out using the juggy flake.

Just around the corner from Lance, climb the slab using the vertical seams and a mid-height shelf.

Start standing with your left hand on a chest-height rounded jug and your right hand on a sloper. Work your hands and feet up the shelf, and latch the slopey crimp up higher. Top out on jugs.

Climb up the gentle, lightning-shaped crack on the slab. This also serves as a downclimb.

Sit start and move left and up the steep arete.

This is a good-sized boulder located at the edge of a swamp/lagoon. Around 20 feet off the path south of the Crouching tiger boulder.

 F12 on the Lynn woods Caltopo map.

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Routes in Lagoon Boulder