Situated on the smaller boulder wedged underneath LRTC to the right, this problem features some cool font-like holds and movements. This is an arm scraper for sure. Start with no feet on two sloper edges on the far left of the small boulder underneath LRTC's overhang. Work up onto a good but sharp fin and then throw out right to catch the side of the boulder. Get a strange high toe hook and bring your other hand to that side as well. Cut your feet and then work slopers all the way up the lip of the boulder to where it turns again, then slap the top for a good jug.

Verfont

Pamplemousse

Sit start on the far right corner of the LRTC boulder, to the right of where Verfont tops out. Your left hand is an edge out far-right and your left hand is a crimp edge low on the arete. Get an awkward toe-heel compression-combo on the arete and lift off the ground to slap a sloper up and to the left on a small lip. Climb straight up the arete with decent feet and interesting pocket holds to top out.

Situated back behind the Trailside boulder, The Little Roof That Couldn't (or LRTC) offers hard bouldering on high-quality rock. The roof/overhung portion of the boulder is completely blank save for a few possibly imaginary holds, hence the name, "The Little Roof That Couldn't".

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Routes in The Little Roof That Couldn't