Originally a project in the Moore's Wall Guide, this problem begins on the start of Circus Roof, but instead of continuing up and left into the jugs, move right into crimps with foot trickery to a committing move to the lip before gaining better holds. FA top-out came originally to the lip and mantled with no traversing.

Freakshow

Bearded Lady

Circus Roof

Unnamed

Under The Big Top

Out of the Bear Cave and Into the Circus

Redneck Trapeze

On the Northeast (back) side of the Circus Roof boulder, about 15’ left of the start of Circus Roof there is a large jug rail about 3&1/2 feet off the ground. Starting on the jug rail with a few options for high positive feet, climb the overhang via either of two distinct lines, right or left. The rock quality is good, the moves are fun, and the topouts are relatively clean. These are great warmups, and fun in their own right, making it a little more worthwhile to visit the CR.

A climb that has a low, easily protected crux followed by consistent, pumpy climbing. Will feel easier than V8 with a wealth of power endurance.

Super classic endurance roof problem on good holds. SDS on a small ledge at the back wall under the roof. Follow the weakness and jugs across the horizontal roof and exit through a huge notch in the lip.

This is a variation of the ultra classic Circus Roof. Start low on a shelf at the back of the roof. Follow the obvious crack system until it runs out. Then move up and left to small crimps, look for good feet and a right heel hook. make a big move left to a good jug. Match the jug, move the feet high on the right side of the wall and make another big move to a final jug. A right heel hook here will help you move through the topout. This problem has 20 ft of really good roof climbing.

Tricky beta down low to a big move unlocks access to the Circus Roof crack system to progress upward.

Start on the far right of the roof, just left of the tree with a heel hook. Heel hook and toe hook along the edge of the roof for about 12-15 feet. Top out in the notch in the roof.

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Routes in Circus Roof Boulder