This route is a very short right slanting crack. It is comprised of only a few moves, but it is a lot of fun. sit start at the base and make one hand move up the crack then pop to the top.

Mr. Crawley

Fifty-five and a Brewski

The Rift

Petroleum Jelly

Vaseline

Sit-start the steep overhang lip/ arete of the roof, climb up the arete to the apex and top out. Fun, friendly, dabby and awesome.

This is a fun steep overhanging problem that suffers from an awkward start. Once established on the wall it climbs well though.

 Start sitting on a small pedestal-like block under the overhang and figure out a way to pull on. The right hand starts low on a crimp and left hand slightly higher on another crimp. Pull on and make a few hard moves up crimps before tossing for some slopers on the lip. Don't punt the top.

Start low in the wide crack with good feet, work your way out of the crack jamming and laybacking to the crux move to the lip.

This one may be an all-time low. It may not get much tighter than this folks. If you thought sliding under the overhang for "Dab Control" was a bit much, you're going to be awestruck when you see this one.

 Sit-start matched on a nice aesthetic zig-zagging rail on the steep 60 degree overhang. Figure out a way the positioning to pull on and make a hard unwind to a good hold found on the left arete/ lip of the roof. Stay tight and match the lip before continuing up a few more moves to top out at the apex where another arete comes down to meet the lip.

 This problem suffers from a large slab behind it, but if that slab wasn't there, this climb would have had potential for one of the best that the Black Jacks have to offer.

This is a large boulder that stretches from the Block Area to the Entrance Boulders. There are several difficult and obscure lines found on this boulder and probably potential for another eight or so new problems.

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Routes in The Rift Boulder