This route ascends the just over vertical section of rock facing down hill (center in the picture).  Start at the lowest point.  Go straight up using the namesake's credit card slot and good foot work to get your money's worth.  Top out and down climb the easy backside.

The Credit Card

Colin's Problem

Colin's problem v8 variation

Pit and the Pendulum

Stupid Triangle

Pete's Problem

Beens

Flying Guillotine

The line up the verticle face right of Petes problem and left of credit card.

Begin on the crimps right of the Pete's problem start. Go up through a good right crimp and "blob" with a thumb hole.

Found this beauty in tom slaters book. An eliminate of Colin's problem v4 but unlike most eliminates this one actually makes the movement way more fun. So sit start on the two crimps directly to the right of petes problem. Left hand up to the sharp crimp then a big right hand to the sloper directly abovewhich is the crux. Match the sloper and move directly up. The jug just above the sloper and the pinch jug to the left that you use in the v4 are both off.

Start on the lowest rail on the tallest prow of the boulder. Below and to the left of the giant rail that starts the V4 next to Pit and Pendulum. The giant rail is eliminated.

Go straight up the boulder on side pulls and crimps until you get to the lip.

The first move is cruxy. Another crux comes at the center of the problem making a large move to a sloping right hand crimp.

Super fun, cryptic problem, great movement. Anyone gotten on this before? A definite contender for a bishop peak classic boulder.

This is what I consider to be the classic line on this boulder.  It is a sit start from the center of the more overhanging side of the boulder (see climber in picture).  Continue straight up and over the top avoiding all of the larger holds to the right and left.  The last move is a long reach to the top.  I'm not certain of the V rating, but I think I've heard V5 or V6.  We always just called it hard.

Start on the huge jug/rail that is on the biggest face of the boulder (when you are facing west). Go left to a slopey sidepull, and then right to a "v" slotted crimp. Left to a vertical crimp with a high thumb-catch, and a right hand on a small intermediate hold. Then get high feet, and shoot up blindly with a right hand to the shallow dish on the weathered sloper. Top-out on good holds. Once you are on the sidepull with the thumb-catch,

Do Not Use The Good Sidepulls To the Right!

This is an eliminate problem. Have Fun!

SDS on low rail

Work your way up and trend left going left hand to sloper midway.

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Routes in Pete