This is a goofy little problem that is actually way better than it looks.   It is very short, just a couple of moves, and it doesn't look too difficult.

But there is actually pretty tricky sloper pulling and the feet are down right small.   The finish for me is a sort of a beached whale flop onto the top of the thing.  Hilarious.

Trojan

V1 Slab

Hugs and Kisses from Salt Lake City

Asha

Tugging Softly

Rodeo Clown

5.7+ Crack Problem

Spirits Rebellious

The left arching flared crack starting on the right side of the face and finishing at arete finish of

Tugging Softly

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Another really cool boulder problem. A couple slopey finger dishes with crimps and a crystal or two going up this slab. I enjoyed this problem a lot! Very relaxing.

The large pillar on the north side of the bunker formation, start on the right corner and climb up and establish yourself on the pillar, alternating use of the right and left aretes.

A great problem with a testy crux down low.  Then jugs on a fairly tall wall to top out.

Start on underclings, to a wicked crimp, to a dynamic throw to a jug.  This whole sequence is the crux, and is right near the ground.  If you tag the incut jug, it is just a tall cruise to the top.

The sharp arête on the front of the main rock formation at the bunker. Start off the ground for full value VS starting off the block behind the route. Climbs a very bouldery and wind polished arête up arguably some of the best moves on any sport climb at Vedauwoo.

Rodeo Clown has sweet, techy face climbing while protecting in horizontals. way off the beaten path.

Original line: start off the pedestal on the middle of the face, just to the right of the black water streak. Climb up and slightly left until about mid-height, step left, and then go up and slightly left until the last bulge where you step right. If this sounds confusing, just follow the past of least resistance. Any other line up would be beyond 5.11.

Variation: naively thinking this was a new route, I started from the left side of the wall, climbed up and right until I encountered a sweet cobble mantel. After on top of the cobble, you have joined the original route.

Either way you do it, it's 5.11 face.

A beautiful crack problem that runs up a nicely-sized boulder. Great for beginners looking to get into "highballs", I suppose. Rock quality is good.

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