Climb up ledges with a general crack trending slightly right. Lots of good feet with some ledges on the way up. resist the urge to escape out onto the dirty ledge halfway up. Continue up to the tree on the right. Hoping to get a bolted anchor in for the top of this one. For now, there is a rope anchor on the tree.

Neutral Vortex Utopia (N.V.U.)

Green eggs  and spam

Double Decker

Highly sensitive

Smoked Bacon

Napoleon Complex

Crack'N Yolks all day

Twinkle Toes

Slackers Crack

Mutton Honey

Swingers Delight

Easy Streat

Side of Bacon

spaghetti and highballs

Buttered Toes

Choss  for  breakfast

Stuck Pig

dog legs for breakfast

Laydown start with a good foot underneath and a heel hook. work your way up and over the face using crimps more heel hooks to top out over the tallest part of the boulder.

Don't Believe it don't believe everything you read online. the small face looks like somebody had tried to scrub it and maybe do a couple of Boulder problems on it and it looks like a large green egg. A lot of moss has been removed revealing probably 6 Short Boulder problems mostly v easy and potentially one 40 foot Traverse Boulder problem with some somewhat High moves potentially in the V2 range. It's not completely clean yet.

A fun problem that works its cup the same edge as Easy Street but on the other side.

Start at the bottom of a crack and underneath a chimney to the left of corner of the main climbing wall. work your way up the chimney to the shelf then stem your way up to the bolted anchor after you pull the top.

work your way up the feature in the middle of the slab.

This is a fun little crack with okay pro. The log at the bottom has been removed.

Start just like Easy Street then traverse left along the bottom of the boulder using mostly toes to make it to the other side. Once you make it to the opposite edge from the start, top out to the right of the block at the top of the boulder. 

Start at the base of a crack that starts mossy but opens into a chimney/off width and back into a fist crack before reaching a two bolt anchor at the top. fun varied moves.

A fun climb with sustained movement. As with the rest of the area the rock is sharp. Crux is in the lower sections of the climb.

This is a really cool traversing boulder problem. Start low and on theft then move up and over across to the right following a rail system. 

This a great super mellow warm up that cruises the ramp like side of a fin. Start at the very point working your way up the edge to the top.

This is a fun climb. work your way up the tallest part of the wall.

work your way up the face on small crimps avoiding the left edge of the boulder to keep it a challenge. top out over the highest point of the boulder.

The left hand bolted anchor on the breakfast wall. I started up   the wet offwidth  with for about 30 feet and then climbed up the main wall .you can also start at the bottom of the other route and diagonal to the left. The rock quality is extremely suspect hence the name and probably not worth bolting.

This is a consistently fist sized (right leaning) crack that can be climbed a number of ways. The crux in my opinion is about 1/3 the way up. Rock is very sharp. If your setting up a TR, directional pro is recommended to protect from the swing.

start 20' to the left of Spaghetti and Highballs. work your way up and right on small hold to gain a left rising crack. follow the crack to the top and go straight up from there.

Very shady/short hill with varied fun climbing. there are small walls and boulder problems all the way around the hill that makes up Butchers Island. W.I.P.

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Routes in Butchers Island