Lieback your way up the obvious crack to an easy mantle at the top. Can be useful as a downclimb as well.

Commando

Black and Blue

Bluecut

Blackdot

Crimp Scampi

Braided Lines

The challenging slab problem takes a direct line between the two cracks on the Northeast Face and features a comitting crux just below the top as you crimp your way to a highstep looking at a bad fall onto the edge of the crack to the left.

Mantle a high black knob that doesn't stick out much and then continue up the slab above off-routing the crack on the right.

This problem isn't listed in the Joshua Tree Bouldering Guide but is an obvious line with some good moves that's worth a go when in the area.

The obvious crack that slants left and back right has a tricky section midway and then gets easier. Can be done from a sit start at about the same grade.

Right of Commando is this slab problem with a distinctive black intrusion up high. Easy slab moves lead you higher to the committing feeling crux as you work you feet to gain better holds and finish with an easy mantle.

Start on an overhanging left-facing flake and make a reach up and over a bulge to a slotted seam/crack. Run your feet up and continue working the seam out right and then up to finish in scoops.

The crux moves are over your pad but higher you're climbing over a Jojoba bush with an iffy landing.

This problem isn't listed in the Joshua Tree Bouldering Guide but is an obvious line with some good moves that's worth a go when in the area.

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Routes in Tour Boulder One