Hand sized crack at the far right of boulder #1. Up to a sloper on top.

Mulva

Easy Friction

Muscogee Curse

Minimum Height Required

Buttery Flake

Unnamed Crack

Chitirefic

Buttery Flake direct

Cheese Grater

Obvious crack on far left of wall. You can also sit start in the small scoop at the bottom. Be careful, the rock down at the bottom is a little rotten but the rest is solid.

several variations, just to right of the water groove.  good practice for friction footwork.

Sit start with a good right hand sidepull mini-jug and a small left hand sidepull crimp as shown in the photo.  Make a big move up to a small left hand crimp and work your way up a couple small crimps with bad feet before making the lunge to the final jug and topping out.  If it hasn't been climbed in awhile the crimps will probably be covered in moss, but they just need to be cleaned off.

Look for the start of the ledge to the right of the giant flake. This is a left to right traverse with a jump start to the ledge for most people not playing in the NBA. Traverse right along the ledge until crack in main face. Down climb or it might be possible to top out.

Big flake to the right of Chitirefic. Start to the left of the obvious flake. Follow the flake around or go straight up. The rock is razor sharp on the first hold of the flake.

Small crack at the end of the long traverse ledge. Climb to ledge or possible sketchy top out.

Start on the low undercling flake and climb straight up into Buttery Flake.

Get established on the slab by rocking over on a very high foot.  Make a couple balancy moves before cruising to the top.  

This is the large wall that is to the far left of the area when facing uphill (with your back to the river). There is not really anything else left (north) of this wall. We've tried 5 main routes on this wall but better climbers might find a few more and more variations of these. The ones in the middle could be topped out but it is a bit sketchy and it starts to get upwards of 20 feet in the middle.

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Protection

Routes in Boulder 1