Showing all 16 routes.
Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Broer | |||||
V0 | ★★ Got Chalk?
A slab problem with a standing start and high feet. Named "Got Chalk?" because I spilt my chalk bag when downclimbing this problem, hence all the chalk in the photo. FA: Christian Ward, 24 Nov 2023 | ||||
V0 | ★★ Dinkum
A slab problem with high feet and tiny footholds near the bottom. Do not use the side edge feature of the rock for feet. FA: Christian Ward, 24 Nov 2023 | ||||
VB | ★ Escalade
The easiest climb/downclimb for the boulder. Acting as a ladder down after topping out. FA: Christian Ward, 24 Nov 2023 | ||||
V1 | ★★ Bartholomew
A crack feature that spans up the right side of the boulder. Compression moves are essential for this climb. FA: Christian Ward, 24 Nov 2023 | ||||
V1 | ★★★ Sacramento
A sidepull start, many compression moves. A large mantle/rock over at the top before the topout. FA: Christian Ward, 24 Nov 2023 | ||||
V1 | ★★ Consequences
To the right of Sacramento, where the fall would be much deadlier (hence the name Consequences). Fortunately it is the same moveset of Sacramento for the most part and is quite secure. FA: Christian Ward, 24 Nov 2023 | ||||
V0+ | ★ Jasmine Palace
To the left of the Bartholomew Crack lays a double jug start. Go up from there. FA: Christian Ward, 4 Mar | ||||
V1 | ★★ Queen Walk
A traverse from the right side of the boulder to the left, remaining 2/3 up the boulder at most parts. FA: Christian Ward, 4 Mar | ||||
Richcraft Double Lowball | |||||
VB | Lowball Right
SSD on right side. Establish and make one slap to the jug without dabbing then mantle out on jugs. Not dabbing is the cux! FA: Jim Clark & Kayla Clark, 13 Apr 2021 | ||||
V0 | Lowball Left
Establish on thin holds in middle of boulder. Head left and up. Slap your way though the top out on slopers. FA: Jim Clark & Kayla Clark, 13 Apr 2021 | ||||
Richcraft Richcraft | |||||
V1 | ★★ Line 1
Start on the side pull and edge, move up to the jug, then to the to the good hold in the crack. | ||||
V3 | ★ Nemesis
Same start as "Line 1". After the jug head up and right to the sloper. FA: Dylon Hall | ||||
V5 | ★★ Line 2
Start with your left hand on the good edge of "Line 1" / "Nemesis" and your right on a side-pull edge. Move right to the small crimps in the horizontal crack, then work up the sloper rail. The large jug and the side-pull of "Line 3" are out. | ||||
V4 | Line 3
Start on good left side-pull and right low down in the pocket. Fire to the good crimp in the crack then work up to the good side-pull to the left of the sloper. | ||||
V1 | Line 4
Awkward sit start with your right on the good gaston (start hold for "Line 5") and left on a bad slopey side-pull-undercling. Extricate yourself from this position and climb up. Crux is getting off the ground. The block on the ground is out. | ||||
V0 | Line 5
Start standing on the ramp holding the two good side-pulls and climb up using the good holds. |
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