This is a super low sit start into "Ranger Rim". 

  Find the low blocky jug portion of the jug crack/seam that runs diagonally below the lip of the boulder running from the low-right of the boulder to the top-left. 

  Look under this (and to the far right of the sit into Ranger Rick) to find the thin, long crimp rail.  

  Match this crimp rail and make good use of a right toe hook to pull up and into a tricky grab for the jug portion of the standard line on "Ranger Rim". Finish as per Ranger Rim. 

  Note: this is an awkward sit-start and not nearly as fun as any other line on the boulder. Matching the crimp rail is a forced low start where you could use better hold higher up. I wouldnt do this one unless youre bored.

Ranger Danger

Ranger Rick (Direct)

Ranger Rim

Ranger Rick

Ranger Rick (Sit)

Ranger Rick Link

Same start as Ranger Trim Job (aka Ranger Rim). Follow the crack up and left to where the rock fragments. From here work low and left on poor crimps to gain the start of Ranger Rick Sit/Direct. Finish as per Ranger Rick on the tallest part of the boulder. 

This line is not as good as the other Ranger Rick lines (or just as good, I dont know), but it is a variation that you may consider after you've done the rest. Start as per "RR (Sit)" but dont go out right to the standard crimps that lead into the rest of Ranger Rick. Instead go straight up (direct) into the thin crimps above, and hit the juggy ledge that follows. 

  If Ranger Rick (Sit) is a soft V4, this one is a little harder and certainly earns that grade... See for yourself and let us know what you think. 

Walk past the True Grit Boulder and around the right of the second set of boulders. As you start to see the next boulder open up, keep walking around it and get up on to the patio type slab of rock and you will see the taller face. This is the Ranger Rick Boulder.    The "Ranger Rim"(v0) Sit starts on the far right side of the boulder on the ground. Use the ascending crack line that is the lowest and most obvious... work up and to the right staying below the lip, working through various protruding jug blocks along the crack system. Top out only when you reach the pinnacle of the boulder where Ranger Rick tops out... up and over the tallest point of the boulder.   Fun!! 

Ranger Rick is one of the best v0-1s in the park. A GHSP classic.Ranger Rick starts standing on two nice crimp slashes mid face, with good feet lower. the move from the start is the longest, and it goes to another, bigger rail with a nice jug in-cut.After the initial crux, this line is a steep jug-fest up to the high-ish top. The top out is likewise a massive jug and you can pick you poison for the mantle: either roll over directly for the full-value finish, for skate over and left to walk over.this problem can go from the sit, and becomesv-4ish. sit start is from a small crimp at the very base of the boulder with bad feet. the rest is the normal ranger rick problem.

-Ranger Rick Boulder- 

  Sit start on the small crimps but great crimp rails at the bottom of the boulder. pick up and grab the start to "Ranger Rick" (V-1). Throw to the next hard horizontal crack/crimp rail above, and then to the huge jugs to the top out. 

  This might be easiest v4 in the park... get your first v4 here!

The Ranger Rick Boulder is great. Steep, proud, and full of progressively better jugs as you get to the top. The landing is good too, just be sure to bring two pads since there is an uneven part that benefits from having a second crashpad/couch /refrigerator/elk saddle.

 Ranger Rick has an amazing V1 standstart and a super soft V4 low start. The low is probably the easiest V4 in GHSP so if you're looking for the place to break through to the next grade stop on by (its just one move into the V1).

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