Blocky sidepulls and edges up to a thin undercling and then rock onto the slab to finish. Technical for the grade (5.8) with good balance and footwork the key to success.

Inside Moves

The Crumby Route

The 19th Hole

Play Off

Fire' Farts

Dynamo Hum

It's Another Route

Floyd E. Queeb

Blind Hog

Start with hands high on good sidepulls and feet pasted on the rock and then work up until you can pull the lip to easier ground. The rock is surprisingly slick at the start of this problem which favors technique over all else.

This is the standard descent from the boulder, and despite the name has some fun moves on it. Match hands on an incut jug, run your feet up and mantle over to finish (5.7) - reverse to descend.

Work up opposing sidepulls with feet stemmed wide and make a reach for the top on this technical outing. A somewhat height-dependent problem that taller climbers may find somewhat easier for the grade.

An eliminate up the slab to the right of

The 19th Hole

.

Start with your right hand on the good under cling, and the left on a sidepull.   Pull up and gain a small incut edge, match then romp up the slab above.

Climb up and right from the start of It's Another Route to gain a sloping lip and then move slightly right to make a rockover/mantel onto the lip to finish. Can be started directly at the same grade.

From the sharp sidepulls at the start of

Fire' Farts

, move directly up the wall to a slab finish.

Start from a good left hand flake, fire up to a slanting lip and then rail left along the lip as you bring your feet before a committing reach out right.

Sequential and fun moves on clean stone make this a recommended for the grade. Make sure to have a spotter to the right as you top out on this one.

Highstep/mantle onto a low flake for your feet and then work right along the top using a good sidepull to a hidden slot over the top and mantle to finish.

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Routes in Ranger Station Rock 1