Amazing climb up the tallest section of the slab! Skate your way to the top, aiming for the two finger pocket as you go up.

Master Slabster

Slab Yellow

Slab Right

Rev It Up

Scat

Slabs Are People Too

Slab Green

Easter Island Green

Slab Blue

Catnap

Bobcat Traverse

Slab Pink

Easter Island Pink

Backside Blue

Easter Island Blue

Backside Red

Chossy Pockets

House Cat

Cat Tracks

Wildcat

Wildcat Arete

Crux is getting off the ground and around the arete. Could be a big move to the top.

Crux is down low. A few tenuous foot placements make things interesting.

Work your way around to the right side of the slab. Utilizing feet on the back part of the slab.

Sit start both hands on a ledge and small pocket on the narrow face of the boulder, climbing up the back face of the boulder through pinches, pockets and crimps. Make a committing move to the top. Stay off the front of the boulder until it’s time to top out.  

Stand start below dirty crack and climb up dirty crack and slab

Crux could be getting off the ground. Friction climbing at it's best! Finding the route might be your biggest challenge.

Sit start under big jug feature and climb out of alcove and up dirty slab face 

Sit start low left side of boulder with back to the road. Use jugs and traverse right to slopers on leaning sloper rail to the top and mantle up at highest point 

Furthest right line. Loads of pockets and good feet leading to the flat ledge top out.

Sit start low left side of the boulder and same as “Bobcat Traverse” but use jugs and top out before the traverse  

Start standing in big pockets below and left of tree climb straight up dirty face to boulder on top of the slab and top out over it

Sit start low, left hand two finger pocket, right hand two finger divet. Move slightly left then up to a great shouldery undercling move and top out

Sit start left hand in two finger pocket, right hand in good pocket bear hugging the arete and climb straight up. 

Bouldering Area, 10-15 feet, 20+ problems within approx 2 acre area, Located on USFS public property on a SW facing hill side with good late-day sun. Rock is decent quality sandstone. Problems range from overhanging to slab difficulty starting at V0 to V5+.

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