Routes as boulder in The Peabody Boulders

One of the most famous highballs on the planet

First ascent by Paul Robinson, who initially graded it 8C+ (V16), and later downgraded it. In 2010, together with The game, this was considered to be one of the world's most challenging boulders. Second ascent by Daniel Woods, who confirmed the 8C (V15) grade.

The proudest and most obvious line on the classic Grandpa Peabody boulder.

Sit start at good undercling/left facing flake. Climb up and left to underclings, make a move out left to some crimps, then a big move right to finish as for Go Granny Go.

Steep cranking on massive huecos before a committing sequence to turn the lip, finishing up a slab

Sit start on dual underclings, then big moves on big holds

Start under the bulge matched on the large undercling into a series of steep, powerful moves on small holds.

A direct variant of "Direction".

One of the most classic lines in all of Bishop. Powerful moves with a crux just high enough to encourage self-doubt

Start as Tiers of Uncertainty but then trends left to join the arête at the top.

Right side of NW Face. Climb patina/crack to slab.

Start on the prow on the North-west side of the boulder.

Climb up the blunt arete on the southwest side of the boulder.

Sit start, then go up the balancy slab

Sit start on the sidepulls, climb up and to the right

Climb left arête (first you come to from Grandma boulder).

Between the Arete and Centre. Sidepulls or crack down right to start, then up through delicate techy feet and shallow edges.

Right side of South Face.

Crawl into the low cave. Squirm left and out up the short wall to the left.