A hard mantle gets you up to a great stance. From here, it is a no hands dyno to the top.  Have fun.

Constant Sorrow

Pootytang

Contortionist aka Right Slab

Pediphile

Lie Back on Crack

Switching Corners

Bob's Ramp (submitted as Sorrowful Journey)

Miss Agnes

Little Monkey Traverse

A fun, but hard, dihedral start gets you up into some "decent holds", then up through the dihedral and out left to some fun ending holds.

On the west side of this boulder, sit start on the arete to the right 1ft. of prominent dihedral (V3)

Sorrowful Journey

. Go up rail then right to crimp, to right handhold then to good holds up top.  Big jug in dihedral is off! just before you go right.

Climb the right side of the slab WITHOUT the arete.  Very good slab problem.

Start at the right hand side of the slab. Traverse the groove up and to the left. Top out on the obvious rail.

Good lie back up the right side of the boulder. On a Rail.

Start about 10 feet to the right of the ramp route. Reach up to a left-facing sidepull. The first move off the ground is wicked. Switching to the right-facing corner a bit higher is cruxy also. Finish up and left.

Start by doing

Switching Corners

. Finish by heading up and right to a crimp in the seam. The 1st ascent was done after TR rehearsal and brushing. I had 2 pads.

Traverse on the right side of the boulder, starting from the same place as

Lie Back on Crack

. Move across to the left without using the tree. (The tree section is probably the crux). The finish is on the rails on the left hand side without using the top of the boulder. As it's not on the website yet, we named it LMT, but maybe some locals have it penciled in already under another name?

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Routes in Chalk Creek Boulder aka Boulder of Sorrow