Fun, confident holds and plenty of climbing involved!  

  Stand start (right boulder) on the left leaning arête with a hand beginning on the nice white, round knob. Continue to the right passing several nice, rounded, comfy slopers. Climb to the apex of the boulder and top out.

Rage Arete

Revolver

Pistol Grip Pump

Revolver Arete

Bombtrack

Pistol Grip (Right)

Born of a Broken Hold

Bulls on Parade

Born Broken (Left)

Born as Ghosts

Great!    On the up-hill most boulder (of the two) find the obvious massive in-cut jug ledge at the bottom right of the boulder. Sit start here with a heel hook and work into the overhead in-cut crimp rail. Latch the higher right crimp in-cut and make a huge move up and left to a distant juggy, thin rail. Move to the lip for the top-out in the notch between the trees.

Super good. on the uphill boulder, to the right of revolver arête, look for the obvious, long, jug-lobe flake. Sit start on the large flake and work up and slightly left through thin flakes and crimps to gain the nice triangular jug and higher right in-cut jug at the lip. Top out as per "revolver arête".

Tall, steep, proud, and tons of fun.

 On the right blade, this line climbs the most prominent arête.

 Sit start matched on the detached block at the base of the boulder. Reach up to slopey pinch rails on the main boulder and trend left with the arête, using the detached starting block for feet.

 Link into the big jug at the arête corner and continue up past a slopey side-pull and crimpy knob to work into the top out.

walk to the upper boulder to the far left side arête. Sit start at the flat jug and climb up and right along the arête past crimps, nice finger jugs, a good slopey knob, and gain the high incut jug. Top out to the left of the tree on good knob/jugs.

Sit start at the triangle tip of the low ledge as per "Bulls on Parade" but after the best, higher in-cut rail above the start break left to traverse across the mid face past thin, reachy crimps. Link into "Revolver" and finish as per.

Sit start on the low block fin at the base of the (right) boulder as per "Pistol Grip Pump." 

  Make the same two moves up to the nice pinch and small crimp, but then trend right to the big ledge. Mantle over the ledge and continue past the long jug/crack breaks. Once at the top, mantle over with help from knob and jugs to the left of the higher block.

When looking at the main faces of the two large, steep boulders this is on the right-most boulder, to the left side of the face to left arête. Find the low, long, deeply in-cut rail. Sit start below this rail on two slightly diagonal crimps. Pop up to the higher, deep, long, in-cut rail and follow holds up and slightly right past small holds and a good (more left facing) diagonal in-cut. Follow higher crimps direct to the slopey lip left of the apex to top out. 

  -Note- this problem's namesake came from the initial exploration of this climb. The first and several other holds on this line had a flakey surface layer that seemed horribly unsuited for climbing, unusual for the rest of the boulder's surface. After trying and breaking what I thought were several key holds, I found that there were solid, sculpted in-cut crimps hidden under the loose surface crust. Born of a Broken Hold.

Start as per "Born of a Broken Hold" but after the second move cross over, breaking left and traverse over top of the low block. Hit the slopey lip (finding good holds) and make use of the upper block for the top out.

-A nice hold popped of into my face on the first FA burn. Its substantially harder that it would've been, but still pretty good- 

  This boulder problem is on the right side of the right-most boulder. Look for the short steep boulder under the upper blocky boulder (they are stacked). 

  Sit start very low on two crimp rails (on top of each other) and with a heel hook on the low long rail at the base. 

  Pop directly up to a crimp and make a hard higher bump to the pinch/crimp at the lip. Move into the overhead fin, mantle the ledge, and then climb directly up to top out through the corner notch (easy).

Two side-by-side, large, steep boulders. These boulders are excellent and have tall faces and good landings.

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