Short but good. Sit start with both hands jammed in the low horizontal crack, feet pasted. head straight up making use of the big arcing hold for your right and a high crimp for your left. Top out with a mantle (no grabbing the tree!)

The Heat and the Sweat

Bored in Borneo

Microscopic Multipitch

Sidewinder

Jungle Fever

Raise the Roof

Bear Drippings

Welcome Problem

Power Crack

Inshallah AKA a fanciful hope that the waking nightmare of the Trump presidency will end in joy.

Monkey Jump

Spider Swing

Cannabinol Cannibal

Bubble Head

Out of the Dark and Into the Light

Blood Sucker

Cannibal Crunch

Paco’s Delight

Coyote Drippings

If I posted a picture you would laugh, but it actually makes a good easy warmup. To the right of Bubble Head, on the other side of the tree, from the break, hand traverse right along the top on nice big slopers , finishing with the mantle finish of H&TS.

Work your way through some awkward, lowrider movement to the right arete.  Topout from there.

A smooth little problem working up some angled crimps up the side of the boulder into a solid ledge, which you then traverse into an easy mantle topout.

A smooth simple problem with low feet and not much else, eventually traversing up to a dish and rounded topout.

Another fun unique problem that has you working your way up and over a small roof through some good slopers and fun feet.

The contrived but far more enjoyable version of Coyote Drippings.  Perform the same problem as Coyote, but do not use the rounded arete at all, only staying on the face using the sidepull rail. This will incorporate super fun technical movement that I think is far more enjoyable.

A simple problem working through some good angled ledges into a topout.

A very crammed crack problem that will be difficult to not dab with pad protection. Work your way through some fist and hand jams to the same topout as Sidewinder. If you're in the mood for a small crack climb it does offer some decent jams if you can fit.

Sit start at the base of the crack with 3 sidepull options and feet in low seam. Move up and left to the obvious break, and up and over the arete/buttress to topout. Stacking pads for the sit definitely reduces the grade. 

A clique dyno problem because why not get a little jumping in. 

Another traversing problem with a varied beta at the crux in the middle finishing with some jug cracks and positive rounded holds.

A slightly techy problem with potentially interesting foot beta working through the vertical crack up to the right. Originally started from the incut jug, with further cleaning, you can now start more to the left from the shelf with your feet under the roof, adding just enough pump to maybe bump the grade up to V5

A couple hundred feet to the right of the initial face of the ledge are some more scattered problems. They are mostly pretty short or involve eliminates, but some have cool holds and fun movement. This is one of the better ones, with cool slopers and core moves.Sit down start with hands on the big hand ledge that angles up and right under the bulge. Pull on and do a couple moves right to the horns (the big leaning  block at the base is off for your feet), then head straight out the bulge using the the bulbous sidepull with your left and up to a series of slopers that angle you left until you can pop back to  an incut horizontal and top out. I took a star off because it is a little contrived to not use the horizontal to the right of the slopers, but it makes the problem much better.

Fun slightly unique problem making a big first move to huge ledges and a solid topout.

This is a compression problem with some gritty left hand holds and home to an army of mosquitos in the summer.

This problem has clearly been done before so I will keep it unnamed until it is claimed. Similar to the other unnamed on the left side of the main wall with a low start.

A smooth problem through a clear low crimp line up through some positive jugs

Work your way through some interesting movement up a rounded arete and a slick sidepull rail.

This area consists of a long bouldering ledge facing west on one of the shallow ridges that run perpendicular to the road east of the pond. The wall itself is at least 75-100 feet long, but the majority of the clear climbing section is within the middle portion of the wall. If you continue south there are further scattered developed lines. There are still possibilities for further development. Keep an eye out for poison ivy.

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Routes in Jungle Pond