Nodos en The Floating World

Area includes Trickle Boulder, Reflections Boulder, Ukiyo Boulder, Raging Thunder Boulder, and The Sound Of Silence Boulder.

All short n' sweet lines on some slick and interestingly featured rock (funky shaped, overhung) tucked away on the edge of the forest. Remains mostly shady.

Sit start on jug, move right to slopers then head straight up.

Start low on good right edge and slopey left sidepull. Big throw with right hand leads to easier terrain to top.

Sit start matched on the flat jug. Move up and right through heel/toe trickery on slick river washed edges and small seams. All time.

Sit starts with chunky right hand sidepull and left sloped edge, below lip, and climbs directly up.

Sit start under the overhung arete. Move up arete with sloping holds on L face. Finish directly up or alternatively make a big move out R and top out.

Cameron Whycherley

Start low compressing between good hold and sidepull. Slap your way up the prow and mantle using big scoop jug.

Start low on the left arete, with left hand on the thumb catch hold and right hand just above. Find the double toe hook and work your way up through comfy slopey holds.

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Sit/crouch start under roof with right hand in obvious pocket on face and left hand on sloped edge at the same level. Heads up and left through sloper crimps and jugs along the arete to top out as for Washed Away. Mind the dab.

Crouch start on low holds in middle of river side face. Head up, trending L along slopey edges.

Start wide with RH on the start hold of Reflections and LH on a small scoopy crimp. Contort your way into and finish as for Reflections.

Sit start on the low set of small crimps (not the lowest rails). Pull up and long move up out and right to okay edge before hitting the sloper lip and topping out up the rail.

Cameron Whycherley

Start low on sloping lip and traverse L along the edge to mantle top out.

Cameron Whycherley (Attempt)

Start on RH slopey crimp and LH sidepull/undercling. Throw for the lip and mantle.