Routes as boulder in Southern Boulders

Thin slabby moves

Reach up to crimps then up to crystal lump

Very thin slab moves

Thin crimps and smears

Up easy layback rail just right of 'R4'.

Start on undercling below overlap and up right to good hold then slap up and left onto sloping arete then mantel.

Nice tall crimp problem with a few variants. Pull down not out, crimps have a tendency to flex a bit.

Stand start R of R7. Essentially up the arete using all the little features & steering clear of all the large features.

Big jug, then mantle using pocket. Watch where you fall.

Traverse thin crimps then top out

Sit start beneath pockets in horizontal break, traverse L on slopers & small feet. Up flarred crack to top. A slopey, crystally adventure.

Sit start on obvious L-hand layback feature, R-hand arete & small feet. Up to slopers & finish as for PS.

Sit start using R-hand edge & L-hand arete. Up to Bonsai jug (mind the namesake) & through to funky crystal feature & into PS crack to top.

Start as for CB. Pull through & mantle, shuffle L & naviagte the top-out where the two boulders meet.

Sit start as for PS but instead of topping out continue traversing L through funky crystal feature & down into bonsai jug. Continue L & finish as for BBH.

Sit start as for Palm Sugar. Side-pull jug, crimp, slopers, crimp and top.

Sit start 1m left of OLS. L-hand side pull feature & small R-hand crimp. Bomber rail for feet. Up to tiny R-hand sidepull & big L-hand move up to slopey/crimpy mantle features.

Start as for OLS. Up crack until it gets awkward & then exit L & top-out on good crimpers.

Sit start at base of crack. Up through solid hand jammies until they become loose fists beyond the buldge. 100% crack baby.

Start as for OLS. Up crack & exit R on gritty coarse features. Warning: a fair bit of rotten, flexy rock surounds the top-out jugs (avoid the obvious juicy looking low R-hand jug).

Climb the thin crack.

Start on tiny crimps and dyno to horizontal break, then up to top.

Same start holds as 'Dyno'. Following actual dyno, head left along the horizontal crack until you meet the 'crack' climb from which you top-out.

An alternate crack top-out to the existing sloper finish

Start on small edges, dyno to large edge/ledge

Thin layback moves up arete

On the east face of boulder climb slab with seam to horizontal break, which is usually wet, then left and to top.

Desperate crimps up face, hold broke off as well, grade is a guess.

Sit start on the flake and head up to sloper then top. Many variations exist to make it harder or easier.

Heinous crimps up improbable face, grade is a guess.

Up the right side of this well featured and somewhat mossy but climbable face.

Up the left side of this well featured and somewhat mossy but climbable face.

Up the blunt low angle arete? Grade a guess.

Start on crimps above alcove then mantle.

Sit start off low rail under the lip. Power up to crimps and finish up S8.

Start on slopers then mantle up the thin seam

Start on slopers then traverse around corner and up

Sit start on undercling with high foot up to edge. Traverse right along sloping lip to edges then up into corner and top.

Alternate start avoids the undercling and starts at the traverse.

Excellent problem, has more than 4 moves!!

V5 rating is a guess for the sit start, and starting at the traverse would be V2 (ish)

Up the corner from right to left. Too bad boulders below are there.

Up the steep wall? Bad landing.

On the back, up the corner near a tree?

Thin crimps up centre of face to sloping mantel. Variations exist.

High boulder with dead tree leaning against, which might be the only way off the boulder if you get to the top.