One of my personal favorite V3's. This route is compromised of technique and power moves. Sit start using the crack formed by the block, and progress up and left on a variety of holds including crimps, sidepulls, and gastons. The top crimps are hidden in a dark streak on the boulder so look hard. The top out holds are slopey but there are good feet. If you get scared at the top traverse to the right to gigantic holds, this is off the route but being safe is more important. 

  A piece of beta information is to use a small crimp two feet to the left of the top of the large block you start on, and cross over to the first rail with your right hand this puts you in a better position to continue the route. 

  With beta this grade makes sense, without beta it feels a lot harder.

Skip and Sandy

Empire of Dirt

Tweekers

Wicked Deacon

Deacon Variation

Under Wicked Skies

The Devastating Reverend Tom

This is the right exit for Under Wicked Skies. From the start of under wicked skies, follow the arete/lip to the top of the boulder. This variation/exit makes the big deadpoint/dyno mandatory, and adds a bit of a compression move after. Finishing out the arete and mantling above skip and sandy proves to be pumpy and tall.

Sit start with hands on decent holds on either side of the arete and a good right foot on the arete. Pull off the ground and stick the sloper on the arete (crux). From here work up and slightly left on big holds and run up the short slab to the top. 

Start on crimps with your right foot out to the right on a rail and your left foot on a small foot right in front of you at knee height (I am six feet). Then pop up to a triangle hole near the top that sticks out facing the road, then put your foot on one of the starting holds and move hands over the slopey top, hold on to the slopey top for dear life and pull over the top. This is a short problem but requires power so got at it if V2 is your limit this will be tough. 

  Awesome fun, I do this problem ever time I am there.

This is what The Devastating Reverend Tom (V10) would be if the arete was not off... 

  Start on the two poor sidepulls as for Devastating, and make the first move, then instead of firing to the small ear make a big move out to the slopey jug on the arete. Then top out as for Skip and Sandy. 

Start sitting with a left heel around the arete and hands crossed on the arete there is one good spot to do this, also pick a spot you like for your right foot. From here  move right hand to a crimp and adjust feet to bump and to a triangle pocket that looks much better than it is. Move left hand to crimp you just hand your right hand on. From here make sizable move to good hand for right, adjust yourself and make dead-point to a jugish hold up the arete rock over and top out. 

  The crux is getting off the ground and the dead-point at the end. This route has cool flow, and think heel hook whenever you are stuck and maybe a drop knee.  

  This route was shown to me by someone who originally told me they thought it would go at V7, well its not that hard, but the first move can be discouraging because it could take a while to get, one you get it, you will love the move. 

Sit start with hands on sidepulls the right one being very small and with a decent foot, move your right hand first to a slopey crimp/sidepull with a small thumbcatch, then comes the crux move to what has been described as an ear, it is a two finger crimp or a horrible gaston so pick you poison. From there dyno up and right and finish with Skip and Sandy (V3).  

Home to a few problems they are all really fun, the easiest is a V0 called Empire of Dirt and the hardest is a V10 called The Devastating Reverend Tom. The back side is about 15 feet tall so be careful.

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Routes in Skip and Sandy Boulder