This is an extension to the tilted traverse. Begin on lower jug (right hand) and sloper pinch above the jug (left hand), then traverse out right to the start of tilted traverse.

Full Tilt

Torso Fritter

Tilted Pyramid

Milking the Bull

The Warmup at the Halfways

Captain Heel Hook

Up the Funk

I Am the Peg

Tilted Traverse

Wazoo

Silverback

Open Wide

This classic problem  is the low start to Open Wide and is on the Largest Boulder. It starts on the left side (just slightly to the right of the arete) of the face lying parallel to the trail to Baldy. Start scrunched down with your right hand on an ok side pull sloper and left on a small edge to the left in the indented section of rock (your left hand will start slightly lower than your right). Climb up and left to the arete then climb back right to an amazing scoop/jug at the top of the boulder. Classic movement. Grade is still up for debate. Between V7 and V8. 

  There is also a variation that is quite fun as well. It climbs left to the arete but instead of throwing for the higher sloper on the arete, throw lower to a juggy side pull. Now sort of mantel left onto the platform.

On the small boulder to the right of the Largest Boulder is this problem. Sit start with your right hand on a good edge on the arete and left on an edge in the roof. Heel hook and bump your right hand up. Big throw to a sloper will help finish it up.

A very desperate and condition dependent problem, due to one hold. Stand start with left on a sidepull and right around the arete on a dimple. Both holds are at about 5' height. Go up the arete.  

  SDS hasn't been done. V10?

This fun problem starts on the right side of the Largest Boulder (if you are facing it from the trail to Baldy). Sit start matched on a good hold. Move up to two good edges then use a tricky hand match sequence to reach a good rib at the left arete. Throw for the crystal jug on top.

Not sure if anyone has established this route or not. Didn't see anything about it on the site. Would be interesting if I was the first. It's a pretty decent route that starts with left hand on a ledge under the overhang, right hand on a small jug above the overhang and a heel hook on a small ledge just the right of the starting hand hold. You move left to a crack with some holds in it, move to another heel hook on the right hand starting hold then start going up to a sloper with the right hand , match with the left then hit the huge jug above that and smooth sailing from there.

This problem starts to the right of Torso Fritter on some crystals in the seem. Climb straight up to a good hold on the face then do some odd moves to top out. Topping out is the hardest part of this problem and can be slightly awkward. An OK problem.

This problem is, for some reason or another, kind of fun. Start sitting in the big hole on the face of the boulder. Now turn yourself around and climb out of it to the top.

Start to the left of Tilted Pyramid on the obvious jug/horn. Cross through to a sloper then fire to the right side of the arete on Tilted Pyramid. Finish up that problem.

Surprised to not see this one on here already, I climb it every time I'm at these boulders. 

  On the biggest block and on the furthest side from the approach. Opposite Torso Fritter. Starts sitting down on a large sidepull/undercling feature. Traverse right on slopers to the nose. Top out up the ridge of the nose. 

  No clue of the FA or the name.

This boulder has a unique schist aesthetic and climbs differently than anything in the area. I'm sure if you're taller it wouldn't be nearly as fun, but at 5'7" it felt worth doing.

 There are two variations that I saw:

 Variation 1: Sit start at the center of the boulder and climb directly up the center utilizing side pulls, crimps, underclings if that's your thing, and slopers finally pulling the slope-y top out.

 Variation 2: Sit start on the left end of the boulder on a slanted crimp rail. Make a large move to the center of the boulder and continue up the line for first variation.

This problem is on the Largest Boulder. It starts on the left side (just slightly to the right of the arete) of the face lying parallel to the trail to Baldy. I believe this problem starts with your right hand on the sharp-pinch edge on the face at about seven feet and right hand in the big scoop at five feet. Climb to the arete then traverse it back right to the scoop/jug.

This area has a few good sized boulders with one extremely classic line on the Largest Boulder.

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