Same start as RIP, but instead of using the holds on the left, go straight up. A surprisingly committing lowball.

Heartbreaker

Operation

Average Joe

Classic

Slim Jim

On the Rocks (Stand)

On the Rocks (Sit)

Left of Waterfall

Crimp Wave

Right of Waterfall Arete

Slim James

Jitters

The Horn

Start low with hands to the right on the obvious shelf underneath the overhang. Move up to the small ledge hold at the end of the roof. Use some less-obvious pockets and ledges on the left to move up to a good top out hold on the right side of the boulder.

Amazing line. Named Operation because it's hard to get out of the start without dabbing. SDS on the green holds pictured and work up on jugs until you're at the roof. Use the sloper rail on the roof to work onto the edge of the boulder. Come up from the front side of the boulder and heel hook mantle.

 

Start sitting with hands matched on the low crimp to the left of the arete. Move up and right to a good pocket, then use the arete holds to finish. 

Sit start with hands on a good edge below the largest "hole" in the wall and move up to the hole. Move straight up with high feet and smears through the various cracks and slots in the rock.

Start with hands low on the shelf on the face right of the overhang. Move up using only arete holds. A small crimp is crucial to getting to the jug ledges. Same finish as Average Joe, just don't use the holds on the face.

 

Grab the obvious undercling feature, step Off the Rocks and step onto the wall. Work your way out left to a good edge, then up and over. Crux is getting off the start.

Start with a left hand on a sloper just below the big undercling feature, right hand somewhere in the strange crack near the ground. Figure out a way to stand up, same finish as the stand start version.

Another good slab problem on this wall. Start matched in a good pocket and move right to another. Move up to good ledges or use the slopers in between. Stay to the left of the mossy waterfall - don't top out too early!

One of the best looking boulders at this spot. Start on the more obvious sloping shelf on the right side of the wall. Work your way left and up on a myriad of crimps and good feet until you can gain the lip and top out.

To the right of the waterfall is an arete above a very overhanging mini-roof. This problem begins on the right side of that roof shelf, traverses across it to the left, reaches in for a good slot before making the crux bump up to a decent intermediate on the face to the left of the arete, and then tops out by way of a big jug on the arete.I'm certain I'm not the first person to touch this piece of this rock, so let me know if it already has a name.

Go up the overhang using only somewhat crimpy holds on the overhang face. Arete holds are off. There is one crimp close to it that's on (the red line in the pic passes through it.

 

Start low on the left side of the shelf underneath the overhang. Move up and left to a good pocket. Use a sloper to bump or just go for the next ledge a few feet up. There's a good left hand hold for topping out.

SDS on a good left ledge and a strange right crimp. Reach out to the tip of the horn/knob. Move up and right on crimps until you can grab a key pinch. Match, get a high foot on the horn, mantle, and walk up carefully.

 

Located at a sundial locally known as "The Witches' Circle", this patch of boulders features many nice sandstone overhangs and a few good slab problems.

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Routes in The Witches' Circle