Across from the Croc Bloc Boulder, wedged between two boulders. Start on good holds on the arete, the lowest start on the arete is a sit V10. Top out on the left side of the alligator nose feature, using crimps and core tension through the roof.

Alligator

Crock Block Right

Left Croc Bloc

Croc Bloc

The Dropper

Crock Block Far Right

Old Style

Crocker

Everyones pee spot

Sit start on low white jugs and move through steep but good holds to a sloped mantle top out.

Start on obvious chalked jug on right side of Crock Block just left of the split in the boulder. Move up right and use pinches and a good edge to gain the lower mantle. 

A decent line with (what would have been if you hadn't read this description) a surprise tricky topout.    A worthy line on very solid rock. Worth doing if you are at the boulder, but aren't climbing Center Croc Bloc/Leatherback.

Start on the big jug in the middle of the wall at about chest height. Climb up the middle of the wall using slopers, heel hooks, and crimps to a powerful gaston move. Match it up and top out the tall face.

Sit start on the brick back in the low roof.  Move out to the jug rail and finish on Old Style.

Start matched on a large jug rail.  Make a big move up and left to the next rail.  Match and keep heading up!

Sneaky little fella that shoots up on the far left of the Croc Bloc, just avoiding the tree. Climbs reasonably well, once you can figure out how to use the holds without touching the tree. Topout is the crux, I think.

Start on obvious jug and climb up and right to a crimp rail. Finish on slopey jugs. Enjoyable and well worth trying if you are intimidated by croc blocs stature. Although this one may be more dangerous.

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Routes in The Croc Boulder