Vary burly V4. Starting on obvious rail and pulling to obvious holds out Left to finish directly above start. 

Socrates

Playground

Girl Scout

Eagle Scout

Kraft

Fire Starter Arete

Merit Badge

Boy Scout

Playtime

Legacy Direct

Ptolemy

Hover

Plato

Sit start with left hand crimp along prominent rail and left hand crimp below overhanging feature. Bump up and match on rail, then crossover to a small crimp. Throw for huge jug on the right side of the boulder. Gain a better foot using prominent rail and  then top out up and over the overhanging feature.

Start with left hand crimp, right hand lower sidepull. Pull to higher left pinch before gaining higher feet and finding right hand crimp. Top out using variety of crimps, jugs and sidepulls. Good feet throughout.

Short, but somewhat fun problem. Start on diagonal mouth feature. Move up to slopey rail and pinch before finding jugs to top out on.

Unnecessary, but fun and balancey traverse. Start with left hand on low rail, right hand on sidepull. Pull to standing and use variety of underclings and sidepulls to make your way left working your feet on the prominent rail. Finish this problem by going up Girl Scout.

Burley but otherwise easy route. Starts on the same start as Hover, stay low traversing left and topping out on the far left side of the boulder. 

Stand start matched on right side of the boulder. Traverse left using great holds and top out into boy scout. 

SDS with hands matched on low rail. Work your way up using the arete for an easy top out.

SDS with left hand low crimp and prominent right hand side pull. Climb up using a jug and diagonal rail, then top out. Crux is at the start.

Start with left hand sidepull, right hand undercling. Work your way up using a series of good rails, jugs, and crimps. Plenty of holds to play around with to make this climb your own.

Stand start on right hand crimp and left thumb on sidepull. Climb up trending left then topout using great jugs over the lip. 

SDS with left hand low crimp, right hand on juggy arete, and heel hook on lower arete. Bump up the arete then utilize a pinch and small crimp above the arete. Gain higher feet and mantle. Crux is the mantle as holds get better up top.

Cleaned by David McCole. Wonderful route with 2 or 3 ways up the slippery rose quarts. All beta is fun and good. Route trends up and right to finish on some jugs. 

A small talus field exists on opposing side of the creek in relation to the parking area. Some development has occurred, but should be continued to be explored. Nearby boulders on this side of the river are included within this area.

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Routes in Creekside Talus