Routes in The Alley Way Boulders

Face just right of Morning Glory following tricky gastons for a rounded mantle for top out. Watch your head on the large dead tree.

Up the middle of the face, short and hard. Previously known as the mono project that Live Lundemo came very close to.

Desperate thin and slopey RH arete, starting from LH side. Hard move to get chunky sidepull, followed by a blank top section.

The opposite arête and face, with the bad landing. Starts off the massive foothold, moving R to finish. Good, but scary.

Be careful on this one. Starts low at arete, on good LH edge, moving up to loose flake and the top.

Starts just R of the arete, using arete and face holds to move up and diagonally R.

Up just R of the arête on good sidepulls. A little scary.

Excellent scoop and arête to an easy top out. Start on LH side of arête, with small incut LH edge.

Sit start with obvious undercling flake on tiny boulder.

Sit start at RH end of the undercut slab, just L of flake. Move L along lip joining the top of the above problem. Watch your feet.

Sit start on LH arete and up, moving R to flake at the top and then mantle. Good, with lots of moves for its height.

Just L of the tree. Up via jugs, watching the loose top.

Up in front of and just right of tree to jugs. Cramped and bad rock.

Blank slab with poor feet.

Pleasant sit start on undercut face. Start with side pull for LH and edge for RH. Straight up.

Short little enclosed slab with tough feet.

Face R of crack with bad landing. Fun.

The finger crack just L with a bad landing. Easy but committing.

An easy problem nearby The Volkswagen Waltz.

Interesting short slab with obvious large foothold.

Slab R of above problem. Pleasant.

Middle of wall. Up on nice holds, with poor feet. One big move and mantle.

Just L of Creaking Jug.

3 different ways up the short slab with the tiny tree growing on it. Please be careful of the tree.

Short, easy slab problem.

From good sidepull, move up and mantle.

Starts on uphill arete, directly over the badly located flake embedded in the ground, (don't use this). From slopes move to top and mantle.