This problem is an interesting series of crimps and side-pulls up the steep eastern wall of the canyon between the Asian boulder and the Hi-Chai boulder. Deceptively difficult, even just getting up onto the wall using a flaring right-hand side-pull and a left-hand pinch or crimp. Good footwork is key when figuring out the moves to the top.

BC Two

Where's my dinner?

This is one of the shortest routes on the Asian Boulder. It follows a sloping rail on the southeast corner of the boulder until an exit up and left around the arete can be made. The sloping rail is relatively smooth compared to the rough texture found on the rest of the boulder. The fall is short and clean and a crash pad is barely required.

The Asian Boulder has a series of excellent boulder problems on its East and North sides. A quality semi-highball boulder.

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Routes in Asian Boulders