This is a 17 foot, 40 degree overhang with long moves on good holds to a defined crux sequence near the top to a small crimp.  Start sitting.

Naz Drave

Open Season

Unknown Project

Deep Survival

Prairie Lunge

Killing Season

30 Odd Six

Choppy Omega

Wolf Pack

Prairie Dog

Council

Prairie Dog Low

Evolvlution

Joy Division

Magic Rat Tail

Order

The crux is gaining the left sidepull jug.  Start sitting on two jug-pinch underclings and do a few compression moves.  Try either a kneebar or a gastocling to get through the crux.  I'd recommend rapping off the top of the boulder and sorting the last V6 section before attempting from the ground as water comes down a black streak making some of the best holds through the upper section invisible.

Problem starts on the furthest right side of the boulder on a right hand three finger crimp under the roof and a left hand slopey crimp then climb the arête right and up. Sit start is V10/11 and starts further down on the arête in a slopey dish.

This is a nice romp up large edges to a crux pull just before the anchor.

Climb the obvious crack from the ledge at the base of the overhang (there are 2 bolts to belay from). This will be a classic when it cleans up. It's a solid trad outing for those of you with the adventure itch. It's a bit dirty but totally worth climbing. Getting to the start is the crux - climb the first few bolts of  "Courage," 5.11+.

Starting from same SDS as

Prairie Dog

, traverse break a few feet before making a big lunge straight up to a good crimp. Finish directly. See the beta video for holds ‘in’ the problem.

Problem starts all way in the back of the black roof and climbs on jugs till you reach one hard move to the lip (V11 move) and then finish up on Open Season V9+. 20 plus move, boulder problem.

Starts to the left of

Prarie Dog

, V5, and climbs the sloping rail left till the very end of the boulder and make a dicy top out. Sit start it on Prarie Dog V5 and it V9/10.

Problem starts on the furthest left side of the boulder on two bad slopey crimps at the edge of the roof, make a hard move to a slopey slot off of a right slopey heal toe cam, jugs to the lip after that.

Per

Monty

: This is the problem left of the arete on the right side of the boulder.  SDS on a undercling, work up right then back left on crimps to a positive top out.  Per

Joe Dunlap

: Partially sketchy landing on smaller boulders.

Jugs lead to a finger crack below two large, steep ledges.

I believe this is a new FA - the rock looked uncleaned, and there is still a bit of loose rock up top. Right as you hop the guard rail to head up Elk Creek, there is a steep boulder to the right. Start low on good holds with a good heel lock, pull up on crimps, and perform a crux mantel topout. This has really fun movement on okay rock right next to the road.

This has a thin crux sequence with a couple longer reaches near the top.

Climb straight up through two slight overhangs to a shared anchor with

Evolvlution

to the left.

Order has beautiful stone and a crux in the last two bolts. There are larger features and diagonal cracks down low.

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Routes in Elk Creek