The alluring left-leaning arete above the Bill Boulder. Start right hand on the lowest part of the arete and left on a bad sloper under the roof. Move up and left to an undercling pinch and cruise slopers and heelhooks to a mellow topout.

Cross-Eyed Nurse

Fuzzy Tounge

Gloria Steinem

The Peanut

Independent, super fun, and just hard enough. From the two-hand undercling, make big moves straight up and top out on knobs.

First top roped by Bob Murray and friends, eventually flashed ground up with no rope in the spring of 2009. Crux near the top, Grab a left hand sloper and make a large move up and right to better holds. Mantle on a jug high off the deck! Head trip for sure!

Start on a big jug down and right, then move left to the hollow-sounding, flat rail. feet get really good at this point. Move up and left off a nice Side-pull, then tiny crimp to a perfect little jug. The oft-used and apt phrase "gently overhanging" comes to mind.  

  the big flaky jug at the top sketched me out, but I'm heavy and suspect that everything is just waiting to break.

The dense cluster of boulders and caves uphill from the Bill Boulder houses several great problems including The Peanut, Cross-Eyed Nurse, the Murray Arete, and uncountable other lines lurking in the corners and chasms, waiting to be discovered. Basically every problem in this area requires multiple pads and spotters and a willingness to commit.

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Routes in Peanut Area