Bouldering Areas 

So I'm from South Dakota and I'm here in Gunnison couch surfing and decided to head up to Hartman just to see what the bouldering was like. I hiked around and found this "arch-like" boulder behind white lightning and to the left. It was an extremely overhung boulder and pretty chalked up. The route appeared to climb from bottom left and traversed right under the arch before moving up and topping out on some slopers out of the arch. What route is this? great find! I'd rate it a V3-4 but I'd like to see what the local beta says.

That is called the "Donkey Head Traverse" The Low start is V5-ish and the High start (matched on the cool crimper rail) is V4-ish.

EDIT: I just added the route.

It actually is an old (18 years or so) problem of Town Council member Jonathon Houck called "HOFNAR"...it's awesome to see all the psyche on Hartmans and climbing in the valley in general. Remember while you are naming your recent send, there has been three decades of climbing out in the crumbly wonderlands of Hartmans and surrounding hills by a quiet crew of old crushers. Peace!

I agree, Pedropeacock!, although it's actually probably more than 4 decades. I was living out there every afternoon in 1972. By then, people had established tons of stuff already, long before I started applying flesh to that ragged, feel-so-good stone.

Hartmans is definitely receiving a lot more attention as of late. Since there is little to no record of past bouldering first ascents, most people just give things names so they are easier to refer to. No insult to the older generation intended. If anyone has any more information about the names or FAs of any boulder problems, please let me know and I will update the routes I have added.

Will, I don't think anyone I know would be insulted. We didn't really name most of the problems, just had our own names for the rocks.
I don't know about others, but I'm just interested to find out how hard (or easy) some of the stuff we were doing was. I'll say one thing, we used to highball some of the stuff that was 5.8 or less, but you guys are hanging it out on things that we used to toprope. Of course we didn't have pads back then, just spotters, and they were usually fairly "baked".

That's good, I was hoping no one would get offended by us putting names to things. Definitely not trying to step on anyone's toes. We do, however, want to respect the original names y'all used (if you did name them), to preserve the history.

I was climbing on a boulder probably 50 yards NW of the main circular parking area and saw a piece of paper on the ground that said "Split Face Boulders". Does anyone know the names or difficulties of the routes on these boulders?
Also, there is a small boulder about 50 yards further on the road past "Quarter Inch Master Area". No such sign existed by this boulder, but there were two fun little crack routes on it but no chalk marks. Are there names for this rock and these routes?