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Routes in Buffalo Park
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Arête Problem V0-1 4+ |
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bing bong V1-2 5 |
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Block Arete V3-4 6A+ |
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Block Roof V5 6C PG13 |
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Centerpiece V2 5+ |
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Commando V4-5 6B+ |
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Community arete V1 5 |
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Community Service V4 6B |
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Double Dip Left V5 6C |
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Double Dip Right V4 6B |
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Eagle?, The V2-3 5+ PG13 |
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Equalizer V3 6A |
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Fin Arete V0- 4- |
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Flake V3 6A |
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Highball Face, Left Side V2 5+ |
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Highball Face, Right Side V2 5+ |
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Hole, The V0 4 |
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Kung Fu V1 5 |
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Layback Flake V1 5 |
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Mattson Problem, The V10 7C+ |
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Offwidth V0 4 |
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Parallel Slots V1 5 |
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Prow, The V2 5+ |
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Rambo V4 6B |
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Sit up Stand up V1-2 5 |
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Slab Problems V2 5+ |
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Spanish Butcher V4 6B |
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Super Sloper or Left Face V3 6A |
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Texas Teabag V1-2 5 PG13 |
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Thin V1 5 |
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Willful Unconsciousness V6+ 7A |
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| Type: | Boulder, 12 ft (4 m) |
| FA: | Bob Murray- early 1980’s |
| Page Views: | 2,930 total · 19/month |
| Shared By: | JJ Schlick on May 26, 2011 |
| Admins: | Greg Opland, Brian Boyd, JJ Schlick, Kemper Brightman, Luke Bertelsen |
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Description
Easily one of the best problems at Buffalo Park and a testament to Bob Murray’s eye for good lines. With very cool movement on unique tube pockets, this conspicuous, independent, and proud line is a true gem.
Start down below the roof on two awesome sidepull tubes. Work up and out the roof to two more awesome sidepull tubes. Move up to a smaller hold with the left, then bring the feet up over the little roof into a tenuous position and punch it to the high, ever so slightly sloping jug towards the top of the boulder. In my world, this is one of the most unique V5’s in town.
The landing is separated by a large boulder that is relatively flat on top. Pads and spotters certainly help, but this problem is quite approachable by yourself.
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