This starts on the left arete with two hand holds. It continues right until you get to the flat face, then go up. This route is more fun if you only use the crimps on the flat face and not the jugs on the left and right. Most of the holds to get the crimp section are jugs too.

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Tram and the Trolley

Goosebumps

One Shot

Up and Up Again

Pocket Arete

Anklebiter

Kids Can't Climb

Pocket Face

Trolley Dyno

Nailed It

Reverse Trolley

This starts on the left arete and just goes up it. Really use whatever you want.

This is a low traverse that starts on the left arete and goes to the right arete. From the right arete, you go to the top.

Start anywhere, and climb the slab using small crimps and good knobs for your feet.

Dyno off an awkward start to a good ledge. Start on the edge rail slightly to the left of Trolley Dyno, and plant some good feet. Dyno straight up to the large jug avoiding any other holds around it. Then top out. It is a little bit of an eliminate and is very contrived.Tip: the jug is really sharp, and it is less sharp around the left side of it.

Start on the arete and go up to a big jug on the arete.

Start with your left hand in a good, V-shaped groove on the left face and your right hand on an undercling/sidepull on the right face. Climb straight up the arete using holds on both faces.

 This could be harder if you're tall, since the start is pretty scrunchy.

Sit start on jugs under Up and Up Again on the right side of the face. Move out left on juggy sidepulls, move to the big ledge, and top out left of the arete. This is a fun one.

This is on the face on the right side of the boulder, and you can’t use any holds on the other side of the arete.

Trolley Dyno is a fun and easy, one move wonder, dyno problem.

Nailed It is a short, powerful problem that uses a cool gaston jug.

Start as for Up And Up Again, traverse left, and go up Kids Can't Climb. Basically this is a reverse of Tram and the Trolley but is slightly easier. Big ledges below climb are obviously off for your feet.

There is a lot of easy stuff on this boulder. It is very good for warming up on. There is a slab on this boulder too if anyone would want to take the time to clean it. It also looks very easy. 

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