Easy, juggy, tall, & fun. 

  Sit start to the right of the right corner on a nice jug loaf sidepull below the huge jug cracks. 

  Toss up to work into massive crack jugs and features and scale to the top to top out to the right or left (up to you, the jugs are all huge).

Long Legs

Black Widow

Orb Weaver

Awesome! 

  Sit start at the steep face of the boulder to the right side of the face on a good one-handed jug chunk, with a left hand below the jug, pinching the angular left facing, smooth sidepull. 

  Make a huge move to deadpoint the deep three finger pocket (if you have tiny little fangers you could sink four in). 

  Work directly up the face through crimps and good holds to the big ledge feature to top out through beautiful jugs.

Crimps on crimps on crimps... To finish on jugs. 

  Sit start at the steep face to the left of the face. 

  Start right hand in the cool, deep, right facing, dark stone jug, and a left hand on a higher crimp. Post a far right high foot and blast up to the higher right in-cut crimp/pinch. work directly up through more crimps and nice jugs to the tallish top. The top out has really nice jugs as well.

A big, mostly solitary, steep boulder just a few minutes down the Cabin Creek trail. Good landings, some tall steep faces, and easy vertical jug hauls. This is the same rock as is found in the Highlands, as opposed to the Metamorphic sandstone. 

  --Note This is a free standing boulder with a tricky down-climb through dirty slab (as of now it is very dirty and overgrown). My best advice is to walk over to the close-by big tree and swing around it to "bear-hug" the tree and use your feet to "walk" down the boulder... Silly but effective, and you don't have to damage the plant life on the boulder this was as well! 

  Be sure to scope out the problem write up on GHSP Bouldering! graysonhighlandsbouldering.…

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