Routes in United States of America

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Extension of Euro Roof.

Sit start of Terre de Sienne.

First attempted by Nalle Hukkataival.

A low start to Leviathan Style.

Originally graded V15, but upgraded in 2016 to V16.

The proudest and most obvious line on the classic Grandpa Peabody boulder.

Immediately to the left of Sleepwalker.

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Starts on The Wheel of Wolvo and finishes via Dismantling the Enemy.

A 30 move power endurance problem along the right side roof section of the Evil Backwards boulder.

Initially graded V16, was downgraded due to new beta later.

Sit start of jade.

As Woods put it: The boulder is a giant 65 degree overhanging ships prow, which jolts out of the hillside. There is just enough room for a landing to work the crux moves. If you pitch from the top, you will take a 20 foot fall downhill into the river. There are 5 movements covering 15 feet of near horizontal climbing. The crux revolves around 2 high tension foot moves to a hard right foot kick over to the right side of the boulder. The first two holds are very slopey with no opposition and the upper holds are two quarter pad incut crimps. It is a good full body power test, along with extreme crimping.

First ascent by Paul Robinson, who initially graded it 8C+ (V16), and later downgraded it. In 2010, together with The game, this was considered to be one of the world's most challenging boulders. Second ascent by Daniel Woods, who confirmed the 8C (V15) grade.

A very aesthetic line, on a amazing granite boulder, and is Washington's hardest known bouldering problem, although there's tons of big unclimbed rocks still out there...

Sit start that adds 6 moves to War Cry.

Sit start

Starts on the good undercling at the end of Leviathan Style and to finish on Two Ton Tongue.

One of the most famous problems in Colorado, Jade was known as "The Green 45 Project" for years.

A more direct exit of Ace of Spade.

Originally by Dave Graham graded as 5.14b, two key holds broke off making it considerably harder, thus the II.

As Traversi dputs it: “Empath is slightly overhanging, about 65 feet tall and it’s difficult all the way from the bottom to the anchors. It’s a power endurance test piece with very few resting positions. The minimal shake spots are on bad liebacks with smears for feet. The route revolves around squeezing this refrigerator-like feature from bottom to top. There are only two down-pulling holds on the entire route. One of the uniquely difficult aspects of the climb is that your left hand is always on the ‘good’ holds and your right hand is always on bad holds. Your left arm gets completely smoked, because there are few opportunities to rest it.”

Stand start on right and left sidepulls. Up and slightly left.

start on trapezious freak . traverse right and finish cirque du soleil

Standing start