Routes in Boise for selected grade

Great short hand crack which transitions quickly to a much wider crack at midway up to a ledge. Easier climbing to the anchors. Stellar climb to hone your wide crack techniques. Super fun. Works well with either the Aunt Fannie/Buster Bronco anchors or the anchors to the right Of the toute. The Anchors to the right can be set for top rope by raping down from the Aunt Fannie anchors to a traverse ledge over to the anchors.

Follow the dihedral into a crack system. Then lieback past a bulge with thin feet on to a ledge below the anchors.

Gear is a little sparse but probably adequate for a leader experienced at the grade.

This route is very fun with plenty of juggy holds for the first thirty feet or so. But the holds thin out after that and the foot work becomes far more technical. The crux involves moving as high as you can on the off width crack on the right and then moving left to get under the anchors for Ajax. You actually finish on the crux moves for Ajax so this route should also share the same grade.

Lower Crack is hand to fist on the right and finger size on the left of the dihedral. Exit the roof to the face on the right to aCquire the zig zag mostly finger size cracks above. The last moved to the anchor are the obvious crux.

Stemming moves to a slabby mantel to the changes. Sustained and interesting climbing the whole way. Protects well with small to medium pieces.

Very good basalt climbing an a column with a crack to the right.

Great basalt climbing. Takes a jog to the right at the small roof then up on slab and a thin crack to the anchors. Most leaders want to supplement the bolts with gear especially at the the top to reach the anchors.

Decent climb with some interesting movement. Ends with the beautiful slab moves of Nuts n a Sling to finish on the same anchors.

Gear starts to get sparse as the crack widens, unless you have a couple of pieces larger than a #5.

Dihedral with twin hand cracks, leading to hard face climbing to the chains.

Anchor bolts with chains

Easy top rope access for this route. Crack section takes mid sized pieces most of the way, smaller stuff up high. Bolted anchor with chains.

A solid fingers to hand-sized crack for about 40 feet, then transitions to easier face climbing. The route finishes in the same dihedral moves shared by Lancelot. A very loose Block just below the anchors Is marked with an X. Good gear for the whole climb, up to a #1. Could probably place a #2 down low.

Good hand crack most of the way, until the ledge right below the anchors. The crack eats #1s #2s and #3s, small stuff up top. Shares anchor with The Cleaning Lady.

Long traverse near the carved grafitii.

Fun mostly easy traverse with a couple of more difficult moves here and there. Can top out at about 15 feet in several places. You can start anywhere or in either direction. The whole traverse continues for up to 100 feet. Landing is mostly in soft dirt with several large embedded blocks easily protected with crash pads.