Surprised that this one wasn't listed.

Starting to left of the crack and using the big hold to get established is probably 5.10-. Doing it direct without the big hold makes it about 5.10+. Crux is at the bottom either way. Landing is so-so, pad is nice to have.

Finger Crack

Problem A

Problem B

Boulder One Mantle

Wide crack

Rain Dance

On the west side of the boulder. Positive holds lead up to a finger crack. Good feet.

Flake to undercling to lieback to mantle.

Undercling the bulge just off the road. Head straight up toward the high knob.

An off-fist (number 3ish) size crack continuing up to the top of the boulder. Angle eases off as you go up. Crux is hand-size dependent.

Good Luck.

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Extremely thin face, crux is top two moves.  Used to be better, but some holds have crumbled turning a delicate test piece into something altogether harder and less pleasant.

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Location

Protection

Routes in Practice Boulder