The Grand Wall Boulders Guide

start on the obvious ledge on the west side of the boulder and climb along some ledges to the middle of the North side. Climb straight up to finish.

Start seated on the east side of the same boulder at Squish a Gauche. Climb some crimps to a nice large jug and then a short mantle to finish.

Start on the edge and smear on the boulder. One dynamic lunge and a mantle to finish.

Bat hang start to timeless

Mantel starting hold of timeless

Sit start in the seams, and traverse the entire lip of the boulder and top out as for Titanic (v3).

A classic squamish big move.

A route on the west face of a giant boulder just to the north of the Titanic boulder. Start seated in front of the tree and climb a couple of ledges for an easy finish. Walk off the large ramp on the south face.

A route directly opposite of Stu's Dyke on the other side of the boulder. Started seated on an obvious ledge and follow some more ledges directly up.

Edges along the left corner of the boulder that shares 'Made in the Shade' and 'Shade Dyke'.

Start near the bottom right dyke jugs and traverse left. To the left of Made in The Shade and right of Shade Mantel

Climbs along the face of the boulder. Starts with hands under the bulge on good edges

On Sloppy Poppy. Starts right and climbs up left along juggy rail

high ball on arete

Sit-Start on the far right jug/crack, climb the crack and top out as Summer Vacation. No dabbing.

Note: Not sure who is the first ascent but there was no info on the book or anywhere else.

Highball on back of boulder

Start as for Sloppy Poppy, but go left.

Low start V6

Sit start v3

Found near the northeast corner of the Octagon bloc.

Low start to "Lesson Six".

start left of Superfly on low jug climb the arete using fun heel hooks and compression moves

Sit start and mantle hard to stand upright on the block. Harder than it looks, weirdly classic.

It's usually located near Superfly (V4) but can be found elsewhere.

Pick up the portable bloc in a pinch position with either hand.

7 Terrors

7 Terrors

This steep problem is on the split Boulder with a big log jutting out. Start with your hands as low in the crack as possible. Turn the lip and finish up the arête.

7 Terrors

Climb right up the face of the daunting slab. Its the only climb on this boulder on the way to Hulkster's Humpfest

Crawl under the roof to find a big triangular block. Start here and make a big move back to slopers at the lip and climb up onto the face with difficulty.

Left hand in the face on good edge and right hand under the roof. Traverse right to the arete rather than throwing for the lip.

Crouched start with the two small crimps. V0+ if start is from the good shelf.

Start low and traverse right until it is possible to mantle. Slopes and hooks are abundant here. Classic frictiony slopers.

Start as Easy in an Easy Chair. Head right and mantle up the middle. Don't use the holds on arete.

7 Terrors

Continue around the Green Traverse boulder past Pusher to find a heavily chalked block under an overhang. Start hands here feet inside then muscle your way up right.

(renamed by the FA in 2020)

Climb into the exit moves of The Green Traverse. Start with obvious slopers on the nose of the boulder and a heel hook, slap to the sidepull and mantle.

Use the same start as Backtrack, but traverse right to the bulging nose of the boulder and up. This is an excellent endurance problem!

Hard to keep your back off the boulders but the crux has a decent landing.

Top 100 V4.

Excellent crimpy face boulder in the slop just above the topout of Swank Stretch V5.

Start seating on a flat jug. Using the thin slot to work up to better holds and top out