This route is directly above Key Hole Boulder. Start from the ground and use leg bracing to make your way up. You can top out on this route and walk back down to the start area. Moss can be slippery, be careful.

Prickly Pickle

Lumberjack SDS

Owl Scat

Bud Smear

Lumberjack

Mother Goose - Warm Up V0

Drill bit

Spaceneedle

Heel Hook

Fight or Flight

2-Step Marathon

Sauna 3

Spider Pocket

Flight

Left Handed S.O.B

Key Hole

Right Sauna

LIMee Hole

Raining in Bleautimore

Greasy Hunk

Takeoff

Brick Work

Core Sample

Thin to win

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Unnamed 4

Left Sauna

Pinch Arete

Crimps to jug top outthe wall oozes iron deposits and looks like the mortar for bricks

Sit start in the center of the boulder and reach up to very small holds to balance your way to the sloping edge.

Top out is a matched hands on top peak and mantle up

This route runs up the South East arete of the Mother Goose boulder. Start matched on a distinct rail sitting low on the arete. Use various smears and some good technique to work up the arete for a respectable arete boulder. The route goes hands only on the arete, without using the pockets on the far right, but again, there are no rules, so do whatever you want. If you climb this as described, you will only be on the smooth sections of this rock.

 Definitely a more interesting variation than the slab to the right, and something spicier than the dihedral. Named after the inscribed "Bud" at the bottom of the arete and the technique up the arete.

Traversing problem on a sloping edge to an easy topout.  Start on far right of boulder.

Fairly juggy but extremely fun and good warm up.  

  Perfect place to bring new outdoor boulders to learn how to spot, climb, and top out safely.  

  Several slightly harder routes and 2 fairly harder routes.  

  Down climb can be a bit tricky but throw a pad down and you should be golden.

Start left hand side cling, right hand in quarry drill slotMatch, move left hand to crimp, bump up to v pocket ledgeMove right foot to left foot, Move right foot up close to areteMatch hands on side pull ledge and send it upNice jug on top 

Sit start with left hand on crimp and right in CD slot, move up using the little arête and the big smile

Start low and to the far right of the boulder using the rail to traverse towards the arete. Move up the arete to top out. 

Hitting the sloper on a low gravity day and a lower humidity day.

Start on slopersBump up to sloped top Compression Crimped edge way up there

Sit-down start on the obvious sharp pocket on the bottom left of the Sauna boulder, with very low feet. Line goes up to the small rail then merges with "Right Sauna" on the right after some creative footwork.DON'T GRAB THE ROCKS ON TOP OF THE BOULDER.

Underclings lead to matching sloper to topout.

Start in an undercling on the center of the boulder, then traverse through another unercling and small to almost non-existant sloping crimps out to the arete where you finish off by linking with "Left Handed Whore"

Start on obvious big rail and move up to topout.

Start big left hand side-pull, right hand sloper.    Big reach to small crimp (avoid using the drill slot),    move right hand to other sloping crimp,    reach to lip and do the tenuous top-out.    v2-3 depending on height and style.    Good variations exist: from start head slightly right and up,    using an undercling at mid-wall height (slightly easier, v1/2).

Start on front face trail sideMatch hands on ledge, bump left up, then right Make your way up the edge until you can heel hook up on the start ledgeBit of a left hand gaston to mantle up

An eliminate on the "flight" boulder. The same undercling start, but go straight from the left hand pinch on up to the top jug, eliminating the middle right hand

The feet work, thumb catch and top out ooooof

Start in an undercling (the same one as "Left Handed S.O.B", but farther to the right), then move straight up on small crimps and smeary feet to a crimp rail right before the lip. Traverse out left to some really good hidden holds over the top lip of the boulder. Be sure to clean off the top really well as it gets dirty very easily.

Easy jug haul to the top of the boulder.  Most dangerous part is topping-out.

Start left side of boulder on crimps make way to topout.

Avoid catching your ankle in the crack and missing / not committing to the move to the sloper.

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