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Table of contents
- 1. The Corridor Boulders 27 in Boulder
- 2. Index by grade
1. The Corridor Boulders 27 routes in Boulder
- Summary:
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All Bouldering
Lat / Long: -33.763412, 151.010087
description
Three boulders with some fun climbing. Dries very quickly.
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
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1 |
★ Sherman Tank
Easily up the layaway arete. FA: Tim O'Neill | V1 | 3m | |||||
2 |
★ V3??
Find shallow mono above head height 1m R of "Sherman Tank". Up using this with R hand. Sherman Tank is off. | V3 | 3m | |||||
3 |
★ A?
Up the middle of the eastern rock, from the middle. Up through some slabby crimps | V0 | 3m | |||||
4 |
★ B?
Left of yellow streak and up overhung boulder | V2 | 3m | |||||
5 |
★ Bomb Shelter
Right of yellow streak and up overhung boulder FA: Rob Saunders | V1 | 3m | |||||
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
6 |
★ You Go Slopia
Right slabby arete of western side. Usually pretty sandy. Bad fall FA: Rob Saunders | V2 R | 4m | |||||
7 |
★ You Go Squeeze
Up the crimps between You Go Slow and You Go Slopia without using any holds on the arete or the big edges out left. | V4 | 3m | |||||
8 |
★ You Go Slow
Mantle on the slopers and then balance to the top. FA: Tim O'Neill | V1 | 3m | |||||
9 |
★ C?
Left of You Go Slow, up the crimps | V2 | 3m | |||||
10 | ★ D? | V4 | 4m | |||||
11 |
★ Problem 8
Left of 'C?', up the streak of lichen. | V4 | 4m | |||||
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
12 |
★★ The Pincer Movement
Sit start, pinch, squeeze and wiggle your way up the knife edge arete. FA: Saxon Johns | V5 | 4m | |||||
13 |
★★ The Corridor
Desperate rounded sidepull climbing in the alley up the face. Left of The Pincer Movement, follow chalked cobwebbed crack. FA: Sharik Walker | V12 | ||||||
14 |
★ Missile Silo
One hard move on small crimps. FA: Tim O'Neill | V3 | 2m | |||||
15 | ★ Just L of Missile Silo | V4 | 2m | |||||
16 |
★ The Corridor of Uncertainty
Start from the obvious left hand sidepull and work your way rightward using the slopey crimps to finish up Missile Silo. Better avoid it when wet. | V6 | 4m | |||||
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
17 |
★ E?
Go up from above the low white scoop. Westernmost face of The Corridor Boulders. | V0 | 3m | |||||
18 |
★★ Baby Hops
Small dyno on slabby wall. Start from two good jugs on the right side of the wall and swing towards the left, up towards a good jug which you can match. Then climb towards circular jug at the topout on the top left. | V1 | 4m | |||||
19 |
★ F?
Directly to the right of the tree. Westernmost face of The Corridor Boulders. | V0 | 3m | |||||
20 |
★ G?
Sit start on the horizontal break, move up via some angled crimps and top out over bulge feature. | V3 | 3m | |||||
21 |
★★ Right Metal Sleeve
Full Metal Jacket Original but exit out right via a small left hand crimp and another right sidepull. Jug bulge is out for hands and feet. FA: Hugo Hornshaw, 4 Aug 2021 | V9 | 4m | |||||
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
22 |
★★ Full Metal Jacket
Start with hands on the lowest side-pulls (the right hand is below the lower horizontal seam right at the bottom of the vertical seam where it tapers off), head powerfully up the overhanging arete. The original problem 'Full Metal Jacket (Original)' uses all the sidepulls and generally requires a high heel hook. FA: Rob Saunders | V5 | 4m | |||||
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★★★ Full Metal Jacket (Original)
Start with hands on the lowest side-pulls (the right hand is below the lower horizontal seam right at the bottom of the vertical seam where it tapers off) and don't skip any! See also: Full Metal Jacket, a V5 variant skipping the shallow right sidepull. | V8 | 3m | |||||
24 |
★★ Half Metal Jacket
Rounded bulge catching the sidepulls then lunge to the knob with your left. Start: Sit FA: Adam Griffiths | V5 | 3m | |||||
25 |
★★ Quarter Metal Jacket
Rounded bulge catching the sidepulls then lunge to the knob with your right. Start: Sit FA: Tim O'Neill | V5 | ||||||
26 |
★★ The Bilge
Start on flake then pocket and up to slot and mantle over. Start: Sit FA: Will Holbrook | V4 | 3m | |||||
27 |
★★ Bobby Bilge
Start on flake to the jug right side of the cavity, big push to the crimp up and to the right, top out like Full Metal Jacket Set: 6 Aug 2021 | V2 | 3m |
2. Index by grade
Grade | Stars | Name | Style | Pop | |
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V0 | ★ | A? | 3m | ||
★ | E? | 3m | |||
★ | F? | 3m | |||
V1 | ★★ | Baby Hops | 4m | ||
★ | Bomb Shelter | 3m | |||
★ | Sherman Tank | 3m | |||
★ | You Go Slow | 3m | |||
V2 | ★ | B? | 3m | ||
★★ | Bobby Bilge | 3m | |||
★ | C? | 3m | |||
V2 R | ★ | You Go Slopia | 4m | ||
V3 | ★ | G? | 3m | ||
★ | Missile Silo | 2m | |||
★ | V3?? | 3m | |||
V4 | ★ | D? | 4m | ||
★ | Just L of Missile Silo | 2m | |||
★ | Problem 8 | 4m | |||
★★ | The Bilge | 3m | |||
★ | You Go Squeeze | 3m | |||
V5 | ★★ | Full Metal Jacket | 4m | ||
★★ | Half Metal Jacket | 3m | |||
★★ | Quarter Metal Jacket | ||||
★★ | The Pincer Movement | 4m | |||
V6 | ★ | The Corridor of Uncertainty | 4m | ||
V8 | ★★★ | Full Metal Jacket (Original) | 3m | ||
V9 | ★★ | Right Metal Sleeve | 4m | ||
V12 | ★★ | The Corridor |