Shallow open book to hand ledge, go left to jug then top out, tall.

Tiger Stripe

Padless In Paradise

Trustafarian

Dosage VI

Macuahuitl

127 Hours

Grasping For Straws

Unnamed 4

Illuminatti

French Kiss

Unnamed 9

The Altar Boy

Hamma' Jamma'

Snack Daddy’s Fancy Almonds

Unnamed 10

Unnamed 15 (TR)

Serpentine

Pugsley

Grass Roots

Stabbing Victim

Unnamed 5

Crossroads

Unnamed 1

Tutar’s Potatoes

Unnamed 6

Unnamed 18

The Brazilian

Reaching Nirvana

Basically the same climb as Tiger Stripe but a little bit harder. The route starts left of the black streak on sharp crimps. Head straight up avoiding the holds on the streak. 

SDS both hands on lowest major jug, climb overhang to short face to top

Corner start, long traverse left to right on thin edges to both hands in crack finish, reachy.

Start matched on lower jug, feet on flakes. Shoot your left hand towards the orange flake and then reach up to a nice edge with your right. Place feet wherever is comfortable and shoot up again towards the top jug. Use left top jug for balance and small boulder on top (pinch) for a decent topout. Around the route is somewhat flaky, but this one is definitely solid. Nice warm-up problem!

Climb the corner with big jugs and foot rails. You can even wedge yourself in the crack if you’re a masochist. Watch out for the loose rocks on top. 

Boulder far left, traverse right to great hold then up

SDS on point to rail to two crimps, lunge to top

SDS blocks, traverse left to thin face then up to (CSMTO) classic South Mountain top out

Square block good holds start, in gully climb overhang up and left

SDS, traverse top boulder lip right to left

Top rope face right of crack, bolt anchor

Opposition holds and heel hook start to arete, go right past pocket to out of reach big edge

Detached massive boulder with smooth white face, SDS, traverse top lip of entire boulder right to left, top out left side of roof

Large boulder with easy crack, climb left to right

Climb the horizontal cracks on to the left of 127 hours. The right wall is off. 

Flake and high step traverse right on rail into corner to crack to top

Center boulder, crimp and sloper start, once move wonder

This is a map showing boulder problems established in 2006 by Justin Wagner, Marty Karabin, Jeremy Cox, Paul Phelps and Jeff Straus. Map further updated 2012.

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Routes in Striped Wall Area