Macro

Micro-Man

Warm yo' self

STEM Student

Pop, Lock & Drop It

Virgin Boi

Send It Up

Jackie Span

Mr. Steal Your Proj.

Masters Traverse

Nobody Puts Wolfy in the Corner

TINC (This Is North Carolina)

LeSteffen

Don't Be a STEMpleton

Layback for the Pack

A fun route that includes a variety of holds from crimps to slots to slopers as you make your way up the left most wall of the big boulder.

Start matched on the crack jug with Mr. Steal yo' proj, pick your feet, and jump straight for the jug about 4 feet above you. Small boulder, Big move!

Start on an edge just big enough for matching, get two feet, and go straight to the jug rail.

Start on the narrow right face in this dihedral. The left hand is a side-pull crimp on the obvious bulge against the left face. The right hand is a well-chalked, large edge around the arete. Pull on, and then stem up the dihedral to the top.

Sit down start with both hands on the undercling. Drop, Lock & Pop It straight up to the top. The arete to the left is technically off, but it will not help you anyway.

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Sit start with opposing side pull crimps. Climb straight up using only holds on the face for hands and feet.

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Start on good hands on the left side of face of the boulder. Span right to jug on the prow. Work your way around the boulder and top out on the other side.

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Sit start underneath the overhanging prow. Work up the prow and top out at the end.

Stand start with your left hand on the arete. Traverse right across the entire bolder without using the top. As you approach the far right side of the boulder your hand and foot rails move closer together. Finish the problem when they converge and you can step straight of the boulder.

You can also do the Masters Traverse in Reverse aka the PHD Traverse. This is a variation that starts on the far right side and traverses all the way to the far left side.

Same start as STEM Student, except this time move straight up the arete. Traverse over to make the topout easier.

SDS with the rightmost holds on the large undercling. Move up right to a thin crimp, bump to jugs, top out.

Sit start on the rail edge on the far right side of the face and traverse left. Don't use the top until you hit a dish near the end of the boulder and can top out.

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So this is kind of a sketchy climb because there is very little protection, but it is fairly easy. You start sitting on the rock sticking out to the right of the boulder (shown in the picture) and you have two starting holds (also shown in the picture). You basically just work your way up the face of the boulder and mantle over the overhang.

SDS with opposing side pull crimps. The right face of the dihedral is on for the start. Move up to the large vertical edge and high left arête then top out.

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Same start as STEM Student and Wolfy, but stay low moving around the arete and layback on the rail as far as you can before reaching for crimps at the top.

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Routes in Lake Raleigh Boulders