Routes as boulder in Skyline Areas

The crack on the right side of the small cave on the uphill face of the boulder.

Mega classic right of tree on downhill side of the boulder. Reachy stand start and follow the easiest line to the top. Crouch start is (height-dependent) V2.

Up the shallow corner just left of Overhanging Lieback, using it as needed.

The thin face in the middle of the uphill side of the boulder.

Head up the bulgy prow left of the downclimb, with the big chest height heuco. Harder & better if you eliminate the holds in the groove to the right.

The obvious steep slab facing the Mr Magoo boulder. Start on the low rail to the left.

Several variants, including:

• "Flying Kiwi" - take a running start and launch for the top (height dependent grade)
• "No hands" - start in the corner and ascend the slab without using your hands (V2)

The obvious ripply groove. Deceptive!

V3 if you stay right topping out.

Sit start on the left side of the boulder then head all the way right.

The line of heinous slopers left of The Groove.

There are a variety of move up problems on this end of the boulder, all of which go over the small ledge at half height.

A technical mega classic! Start at the blindingly obvious spike just right of the tree, in the narrow alleyway, then straight up underneath the tree branch (which is off).

Left of the tree on the downhill side of the boulder. Stand start on small chest height crimps then up and left to top out. Stand start on higher, better hold is V1.

The same crack as 'Indian Crack', but on the other side of the boulder.

Start at the downhill end of the right side of the boulder, and traverse up and left to finish up Dog Dish or Dog Dish LHV.

The first part of the Roof Route is also a great boulder problem. At the first ledge, walk off left and carefully downclimb via a large tree stump.

Low angled ramp with dishes on the right side of the uphill face.

The lovely rounded tortoise shell arete just right of the Slab Boulder.

Sit start the very short rounded arete right of The Groove, and just left of the tree. Hilarious!

Start in the groove with the incut slot hold, then slap left along the rail and either directly up the prow (V2) or continue moving left into the top of Mr Magoo (V1).

Unclear what or where this is. It's possibly a variant up the shallow corner just left of Overhanging Layback.

Start down in the cave right of The Swim, then compressed climbing up and left to the large flat heuco and a final groove.

Up the obvious face with huecos facing down the hill.

The obvious line of jugs in the middle of the wall. Heads up and right around the arete into highball territory above a mossy slab.

Start right hand in the big undercling, left on small crimps, use the right arête to climb up the face. Make it as hard or easy as you want.

One move wonder. Sit start is V5.

Start on the downhill end of the left side of the boulder, and traverse all the way right, past the tree, to finish on Mrs Magoo. Harder if you stay low.

Layback the rounded left arete above the small cave on the uphill side of the boulder. Holds to the left are off.

On the uphill side of the boulder. Sit start on jug and slopey right arete. Stay on face while slapping your way up.

Same start as for Bates Problem, but move up and right before hitting the top of the boulder.

There are 2 or 3 juggy easy problems on the backside of the boulder, with bad landings.

Start on miniscule slopey crimps just right of the tree, then bust a move into Mr Magoo.

As for Dog Dish Traverse (or the "Low" variant), but keep on traversing all the way up and left and mantle to finish on the easy slab.

Start in the little cave next to 'Hueco Slap'. Climb past a hueco to a slopey topout.

The short face and overlap, with a number of fun variants.

Fun jugs above an undercut start.

Same start as the Hueco Wall. Move left to the crack and end on the far left jug.

Mantle the beak.

No clue where this is...

The shallow corner with the blank left wall. Tricky.

As for Dog Dish Traverse, but stay off the top of the boulder.

Just right around the corner from the Spoon. Sit start with hands on first pair of microedges.