the left arete of the watercolors boulder. the landing might never be completely dry. i built and removed a small "pad dock" for one big pad. the stone, the setting, and the movement are all awesome! start on a good crimps, move up the arete and finish on an amazing jug.

Monet

Watercolors

the impressionist

Start in the middle of the scooped face on small polished holds for hands and minuscule feet. Pull on (crux) and reach good holds leading up and left along twin leaning crack features. The final moves revolve around moving sharply left over the creek to a big ball shaped jug and a straightforward topout. Starting one move in is a nice juggy V3

great movement up the steep wall. hard move off the ground leads to good holds setting up for the sequential continuous crux through the elegant slashes up the overhanging face. crux encounter up high leads to a sloping top out and mantel...the top can be quite sandy. scope it prior.

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Routes in Watercolor Wall