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Girlfunk Bouldering

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Routes in Girlfunk

	Ballet V3 6A
	Sine of the Times V5 6C
	Tap V2 5+

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Elevation:	1,302 ft	397 m
GPS:	47.58725, -120.68716 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Description

Girlfunk is home to the titular jump-start campus problem and a few other easy-moderate boulders close by. It is one of the higher areas in the Labyrinth, and it is well-hidden.

Getting There

Once you reach the lower Labyrinth area with the Warm-up boulder on your left (Gymania, The Method Left/Right, etc.), keep following the trail up past a huge slab on your right, eventually reaching a big boulder on your left with a burnt log next to the trail. Take a left that departs from the main trail at the log, walking back and around the right side of the boulder. The first line on your right is Zebra V4. From here walk back downhill and and then up a short low-angle slab, taking a right. A big cairn should be in front of you. These boulders are both behind the trees to the left and the right of the cairn. The face on the left side has two lines on it Ballet V3 and Tap V2. Girlfunk is in a little cove just behind the cairn. Sine of the Times is up and to the right, just above the top-out for Girlfunk.

Alternatively, continue up past Zebra, then take a left at the base of the towering behemoth of a boulder before you. You'll pass by a steep and low arete boulder (Cinderella Boy V5). Walk straight downhill of that boulder and you'll be in in the same area, but the cairn will be on your left through the trees instead of in front of you.