If you are standing at the lookout this probably tops out right where you are. Start sitting with sidepulls.  Move through a sidepull and a slopey ledge and finish up the airy arete.  And you are back on the lookout.

Bald Eagle

Learning to Fly

Atari Dream

Pigeon Post

Hawk Watch

Linchpin

Fledgling

Overgrown

Gristle

Empty Nest

Freebie

Atari Nightmare

Woodwose

Tweety Bird

Carrion

Ground Strike

Carcass

Escanaba in da Loonlight

Emperor Penguin

Featherweight

Electric Sky

Barn Swallow

Murder

Learning to Fall

Medium Smalls

Finches

Loon Song

Charlize Heron

The Verdant Wilds

Start sitting with a slopey right hand and a faint gaston for the left.  Climb the slab, gaining a good edge for the right hand and a pocket for the left.  A long move to the next break and an easing finish follows.

Climb fun easy boulder to a really cool top-out.

Low start on good jugs and work up and around the left (west) arete. 

Start right hand on arete and left on a jug in the face. Climb straight up the overhang by compressing. A spotter would be good for the top.

Start low on left slot and good right hold and lock off to hit the funky crimp.  Work your way up face and top out.

Start with a low right hand edge and a left hand jug at about head height. Interesting moves lead up the gently overhanging feature.

From a sit on the slabby side of the arete, balance and squeeze up, transferring left to the overhanging side at 2/3rds height and finish it.  A little dabby and not the best landing but a long and fun problem.

Start with a right hand side-pull and left hand on the arete. A few powerful compression moves lead up the face. Detached blocks are not used.

Climb the tall slab, avoiding detached blocks.

Obvious start on ledge and goes up to a good right hand gaston.  Tops out direct.

Start on large right hand side-pull feature and small left hand. Work through the bulge.

Start right hand on notch of the right arete, left on blocky pinch. Climb straight up the double aretes compressing to the lip. A fall at the top would be dangerous.

Start matched in a jug around the corner and work up the aretes.

Start left hand on ledge and right hand on arete. Slap up arete and topout.

Start from a crouch with a pockety hold for the right hand and an edge for the left.  Climb through the center of the pillar feature, gaining an undercling, a huge foothold, and pop for the lip.  A left version goes at V3, a right about V2.

Low start to Electric Sky. Start at the base of the small gulley on a jug. Climb a series of relatively easy, yet taxing moves into the start of Electric Sky and top out as for that boulder.

Start matched on good ledge, climbing up through a great pinch and edges.

Start sitting with a jug for the left hand and a bad, slopey undercling for the right.  Bust a big move for the right hand and finish it up.  Next to Loon Song.

From an obvious left facing sidepull climb the face through sidepulls and utilizing the arete higher.  A longer pull to the lip, mantle and boom, you’re standing on the lookout.  No detached blocks are used.

Start low on good ledge climb up and right through roof and climb up jugs on the face. V1 variation - Climb the direct straight up though triangle feature directly above start and quest up the face.

From a sit with good low holds climb through the lightning boltesque feature to an engaging mantle.  A spot and a few pads are nice.  Get on it!

Start under roof with left hand on block pinch and right on sloping side-pull under a notch.

Start matched on large undercling and climb up double arete feature to the lip.

Climb up boulder to a cool and committing top-out

Start in obvious pockets. Make two dynamic moves to the lip.

Start sitting with right hand undercling/sidepull and left on a pinch. Climb up arete.

From a sit with a sidepull feature under the roof and a sidepull with the right hand, climb the Boulder.  

Start matched in the horizontal crack underneath the roof. A few powerful moves lead to a tall slab.

Sunny and a very nice collection of high quality and fun boulder problems close to each other.  Some of the lines are highball but not all.  There is plenty of potential for new lines to be had.

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Routes in 10. Vulture Lookout West