Start seated and make a couple tough moves to a good hold. Lean left up the rail and top out on jugs.

Bachelor Chow

Underachiever

Inertia

Gravity Breach

Steamfunk

Dustbowl

Full Garage

Rona Free Arete

I Need Wood

Loose Cannon

Rona Free

Thunder Gun Express

Yellowcake Crack

The Cartographer

UnderWhelmed

Whelmed arete

Dustbowl Crimp

High Noon

Ace in the Hole

Tortilla Traverse

The Implication

Slab 101

Settlers of Catan

Show of Hands sds

The Fridge

Echolocator

Worm Skin

Unknown Slab V5

Imposter Syndrome

Tight Cannon

The Settlers

Chicken Soup

Dough Boy

Free The Animals

Whelmed

Busted Compass

Scavenger Soup

Show of Hands

Hypnotic

Cool climbing on nice edges and fun balancy positions.

Start low on "Underwhelmed" but pull out onto the face using the chicken head. Bump left hand up through slopers to a blocky crimp, move right hand to small crimp on seam. At this point either dyno for the flat lip, or do a hard gaston bump with right hand up to lip.

Fun little boulder!

Start sitting, fire up to a right hand rounded hold with a sharp patina edge, then into a sidepull/crimp, and fire to the lip. Finish with a straight mantel. High value for a short boulder, and worth doing a couple of times.

Same start as for Underwhelmed.   Head out the backside climbing a nearly horizontal roof to reach the lip.   Heel hook and reach for some pockets to top out.   Like most of Moe's, it seems like some of these holds won't be here forever.

Sit start on left side of Boulder good edges traversing right on good holds. Top out as far right as you can.

Very Hueco Tanks like boulder problem. Start on the little mini arete (the starting holds are like to pinches) and work up the slopers into the slot and then to the giant flake. Then top out.

Good pumpy route on nice edges and a cool finish move

Same start as Rona Free. Match hands on the 1 foot wide horizontal rail. Throw up the right heal, then head up the arete.

Really cool climbing in super fun pockets. Worth doing for sure.

Start lower than is described in Dallas' guide, sitting with hands matched in the pocket, and right foot presses on right side of the larger pocket around the pocket. Fire up to rad sloper, and then two finger, and then into the jug left hand pocket pinch and up to a straight mantel with face pressed against rock.

> There is also a stand start (v3? listed as v4 in the guide), with left hand in the jug pocket, and right hand on a sloper edge.

> There is also a variation on the left (v1/2?), which starts with right hand in the jug pocket, and rock up onto feet over there to the mantel.

Sit start on mega vertical jug, move left and traverse rail to the point where you can move to the single crimp in the middle of the face(about 4ish feet above the rail), move to lip and top out.

Sit start, matched on a 1 foot wide horizontal rail. Toss the right heal up and head left on nice black patina crimps and then straight up.

Really cool features to start, but funky finish on broken and soon to break patina edges over a yuck landing. Worth a second star for the cool moves at the start, but that's maybe a bit generous. Just skip this one, eh?

Low down start with large moves up to the crack line. Holds are somewhat sparse, but a good line overall.

Start far out right, dont go up too high at the beginning, and head left. Traversing the beginning section is has some reachy moves to hit good pockets.

sit start at the bottom of the roof. work your way under the roof until you can grab the first good hold on the face. this is where the crux begins. left toe hook under the roof and throw out to the arete. work your way up the arete and top out.

Sit start far right arete on underwhelmed boulder.

Sit start small crimps with bad feet or campus through crimps to top.

Fun movement on decent holds. Start low and right, sitting, on crimps. Work up to the cool pinch, and power up and left to a cool side pull, then do a tomahawk throw with right hand to the good sloper on top.

I brushed and sent this route while my wife was working Underwhelmed. It could be a nice warm-up or something to occupy your weak boyfriend while you go girl-power on the harder climb next door.

Start as low as possible on the super thin "tortilla chip" edge. Traverse up the sharp edge using heel hooks until you round the corner and grab the black jugs. At this point, it's possible to release the right heel hook and catch a left toe to top out.

Good warmup near Thundergun. Start with both hands on the flake behind the thundergun start Great feet the whole way through. Crux is the brief movement through crimps before the jugs. Topout around the side using the beautiful handle.

The book has this listed as V2, but I've seen plenty of people struggle with it. Small crimps lead straight up the mini-bulge line. Trust your feet.

Start low on two crimps and make a hard deadpoint to a pocket. Pop out left to the rail and work your way up and left to the top.

start on triangle shaped hold at very back of cave and climb into the start of show of hands

This is a really fun, compression V4. Sit start in front of "the fridge" with a hand on both sides. Slap your way up until it's possible to grab the crimp high on the face. Top out to the left.

Sit start on underclings. Work up and left through cool sculpted pinches (crux) and into resistive climbing on small chicken heads and side-pulls. Finish on an easy mantle top out.

There’s a lot of small crimps scattered throughout the cave with potential for other beta/variations.

While cleaning the boulder, I discovered several bats sleeping in a deep slot. It’s not really in the climbing path and there’s better holds all around it, but it’s good to be aware of and kind to our animal neighbors.

Not the best rock, but it might be a good alternative warm up for the area.

Beginning feet are almost non-existent. Start matched on the obvious rail, move to a crimp that then utilizes better feet. Keep pulling on crimps to the horn at the top.

Traversing problem on good rock with a distinct crux towards the end.

Start mostly matched on a slightly sloped crimp rail near the right arete and ride the sloper rail left to the crimpy part. A gaston move or two will get you through the crux and onto some incut jugs, then up to the next ledge and top out.

Broke part of one of the crux crimps off - if the rest of it says farewell, the grade may increase slightly. Luckily the rest of the problem is on good rock and avoids the more questionable sections.

Didn't see this one on here, so thought I'd add it.

Begin sitting just left of Loose Cannon sitting with a left hand small pocket and right hand crimp. Throw up and right to a good hold, then bump right again to a high crimp. Fire for the top. Very fun!

Hard sit start in slopes pockets leads to a big move  and crimps. Top is a bit sandy a spotter is recommended.

From a crimp, up to fun slopers, to a big reach to iron patina crimps. The sloper rails are fun.

Sit start with a sloping right hand and a very low left hand undercling. Compress through fun slopers to an easy topout. First span is big and might require alternate beta for shorter climbers. Reminiscent of Yo-yo Boy/Girl.

Start on Inertia, v2, and head right, finishing on the big holds left of arete + arete holds to a fun topout. Nice line, in a big spread of cool holds on the right side of the Underwhelmed boulder.

Start on undercling move up edges to sharp bulb good top out.

Bailout climb for the cartographer (v2). Just work the jugs in the center and topout before the peak.

Great movement, good stone. This is a highlight of the area. Start low and right in the semi-slick pocket, and power up and left to bad holds, then work feet, and move to good ones. From there, climb through a series of cool sloper rail holds and up through patina crimps to the finish.

Really fun problem, a bit powerful.

I was surprised not to see this one so I figured id submit it! A classic of the area, cool holds, fun thuggy moves. Whats not to like. Sit start matched on a decent undercling edge in the back of the overhang, and throw to the two obvious incuts behind you, then slap to the lip and do a slightly awkward top out.

This problem is surprisingly fun and not nearly as "dabby" as it appears. This problem is very much at home in Moe's, the land of lowballs!   Anyway....start matched on the obvious low flake feature, heel hook to the right. Head up to the crimp flake that looks like it will rip off, but in fact feels pretty solid. Take it to the top. A harder version could be constructed by heading right for the exit.

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