Routes as boulder in Alberta

Sit start on thin edges, go to edges then to big holds

Climb the slippery arete

Climb the polished face on edges with many variations. See how you feel

Clim the arete directly.

Airy moves on polished edges. Sit start next to the arete. Arete is out.

Across you go.

Start on big ledge then up The polished arete.

The old 90's guide book said Vhard. I guess in modern times that means v4? Sit-Start on the small crimps to side pull to sloper to finish.

Crimpy match start to small crimper to deadpoint, top out.

Start on flake to big edge and around the arete

Next to the arete is a line of cool holds. Arete is out

From the starting jug climb out right to some small crimps and a very wobbly mini flake.

From the starting jug of vEASY traverse left to the big flake and crimps to the top.

Start on undercling to thin face. #19 on map

Sit start under over hanging arete. Bump up to crimper and arete slap with rocking mantle. # 21 on map

Traverse lip of Boulder with technical feet. Really bad landing. # 22 on map

Under Skinny traverse on the same boulder is a fun face climb. Sit-Start on side pulls and use your feet! Trust your feet and make a dead point to a sloper jug or use the left intermediates. Either way goes at v3

Start on edges up lip. #20 on map

Start on flake to edges and top. #16

Good edges all the way to the top. #17 on map

Start on arete to flake then across. #18 on map

Next to Rundle rock, is a cool granite looking left trending sloper rail. Sit start then lay back, smer your way up to a jug a fun top out. Has been done bare foot

Start as per "1 Up!" on horizontal crack on mushroom boulder. Go right to crimp on face and then finish on with a mantle over the lip. Slightly harder variation of 1 Up! Name is from the mushroom enemies from Super Mario.

Super cool rock formation like a Mushroom! Therefore named after the Mario Brothers, 1up! Start in the horizontal crack with smeared feet. Both rocks on either side are out. Big move to the "fern" pocket and then to the micro crimp. Hard Mantle!

From the crack and smears, go straight to the top without any middle hold.

Sit start on this bad boy, with a gaston left hand and right crimp. Big move up the arete with heel hooks and a funky finish. Fun

Start on the right hold. First ascent was crossed feet, crossed arms. Big move to crimp then top out!

Sit start on good holds on the arete, move up high to the small flake right, then get your friction on. Slap the arete and keep balanced. Feet are out on the arete, Use the force on the slab!

Undercling start with smeared feet then up to a left crimp and right facing flake.

Start on the bluff up the hill from the iconic mushroom boulder, 1 Up! It is on the same bluff as Thermarest Arete, to the left and low. Start matched on a hidden undercling.

Sit start with a super high left heel hook. Move up to a mossy crimp then onto the finishing jugs.

Hike up the hill above Thermarest Arete to the base of the cliff. Follow the trail to climbers left to a small cave. Start split on good edges, move through large tufa and block features to top out left.

Sit start with both hands on a good crimp. Dead point to the arete then throw out right over the top.

Sit start out right to good holds. #20 on map.

Sit start the out left up the arete. Don't rest your bum on the boulder below the overhang! #19 on map.

Sit start in the grimy butt crack then up to a good shelf.

Start on the ledge jug. Slap up and traverse with a few slabby face holds. Tricky mantle

Gear it right up! Sit start and straight up with a cruxy tricky mantle.

Straight up on good holds.

One end to the other on very delicate holds.

Sit start on two good crimps and feet and straight to the top.

Excellent climbing . Starts on the far left side of the boulder and traverses to the rail on the far right all the way around the corner to finish on the 'Brian's Thin".

Tricky crimpy problem. Starts on chest high edges, lunge for a high left foot and move up and right on bad edges with the foot stuck where you first put it. Then Top out.

This climb starts on "Bob's" and ends on "Kallen"

Starts off the big rock and trends up and left on good holds.

This problem has it's history back to the CMC (Calgary Mountain Club). A few CMC members thought they would have fun showing their American counterparts a good time. This was the chosen route for that fun.

Crimpy holds spaced far apart. Moves out from seam to seam to gain the top. Careful with the landing

Nice easy slab on quality rock

Start just right of the big crack and travel directly up passing through the big roof.

A dicey climb with the possibility for ankle breaking fall. Harder variation to the right exists at V3.

Campus first moves above the roof. This is also the home of the Big Rock's last great problems: The Sit Variation.

Another good boulder with bad landing and ankle break potential.

Variation finish are available from V3 and V6

A classic Face climb with poor landing

Sit Start under the roof stand up and traverse out on the right hand face finishing up on the top of the mid height block.

Sit Start onto the short face.

Start sitting on the rock at the base of the face, make a couple of moves right, then swing right and up.

Start behind large block, left to a small pocket, right to an edge and exit between two small roofs. Ugly landing, spotter and multiple mats recommended.

Start low behind the right side of the large block. lunge for a right-facing flake, up seam through small roofs. Ugly landing, spotter and multiple mats recommended.

Start to the right of the large block under the obvious roof. Climb up into a corner, find the seam above the overhang and make insecure moves right to the lip. People have been hurt on this boulder so take extra precautions.