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Routes in Upper San Juan Boulders
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Beer Camp V2 5+ |
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Contact High V7 7A+ |
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Dream of the Cat V4 6B |
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Kittens with Mittens V8 7B |
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LAR's Arete V5 6C R |
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Left Flake V1 5 |
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Machete V1 5 PG13 |
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Problem A V0 4 |
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Tips and Smears V1 5 |
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Tower Number One V4 6B |
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| Type: | Boulder, 20 ft (6 m) |
| FA: | Kevin Riley |
| Page Views: | 1,141 total · 9/month |
| Shared By: | Kevin.Riley on Apr 15, 2013 |
| Admins: | jt512, Nicole Wiesenthal, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes |
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Description
Start on a great incut crimp for the right hand, and left hand on a sidepull, pull onto glassy feet and climb the tall overhanging arete with polished crimps down low, grab the arete and rock onto the slab, making delicate moves high off the deck.
The landing for this boulder isnt the best. Theres a large ledge that you can fill with pads under the face, but after rocking around the arete and committing to the slab, you are exposed over a large rocky pit.
Id highly recommend checking out the slab on rope, theres a large crack at the top of the boulder that takes good gear (#1, #2, #3 C4) and another smaller crack that can be used as a directional (#.5 C4)
A direct line might go, staying on the overhanging face and slapping up the arete.
The landing for this boulder isnt the best. Theres a large ledge that you can fill with pads under the face, but after rocking around the arete and committing to the slab, you are exposed over a large rocky pit.
Id highly recommend checking out the slab on rope, theres a large crack at the top of the boulder that takes good gear (#1, #2, #3 C4) and another smaller crack that can be used as a directional (#.5 C4)
A direct line might go, staying on the overhanging face and slapping up the arete.
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