Up the left side of the beautiful Tigerlily boulder with a somewhat committing move to the jug at the lip. There is now a fallen tree above the boulder, but the topout is fine if you traverse right.

Tigerlily Left

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Tigerlily Right

v3 Tigerlilly Unknown

Use a heel hook and a toe jam to make it up to the seam, then continue upwards.

This route is the scariest problem on the boulder. It starts on a large shelf with no feet, and moves up the thinning rail to crimps, topping out straight up. Take care through the crux moves near the top.

Right side of Tigerlily boulder. Amazing!

A fun variation of Tigerlilly Right where you start in the dihedral and then bust left onto Tigerlilly Right, finishing on that boulder. Maybe saves you a couple of thin moves at the bottom of Tigerlilly Right.

My friend says that it is a little easier than straight up Tigerlilly Right, but I felt the difference in difficulty was subtle. Seems like the tricky thing is figuring out where to cut left, as you can easily end up with hands awkwardly crossed and on the wrong edges.

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Routes in Tigerlily Boulder