Vie come boulder in Eastern California

Strenous traverse on tiny holds and footholds. Requires insane precision and perfect beta. If you like technical, slabby climbing, this is for you

An amazing excursion perched up high on this exposed ledge but with an excellent landing. Crank out some tricky tension moves through the long roof to a very hard crux at the end. Top outs are possible but easy and choss.

Powerful and reachy moves. Extremely height dependant, might feel impossible at ess that 5' 11" wingspan. If you have the reach, it might actually be fun to do this

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Start 10 feet under the roof, climbing a wide crack pulling the roof into the wide flaring crack to top out.

Yabo-start under the low roof. Throw some cool gastons to meet up with Chuckwalla.

Sit start

An excellent crack boulder problem! Start in the hand/fists crack at the back of the cave, climbing 25-30 feet of roof until the lip, where the crack widens for the final 10ish feet of climbing to top out. Several pads recommended.

Great little boulder with good holds and interesting movements. A little soft for the JTree V5 standard if you have the reach to make the first moves more easily.

Start both hands in a massive hueco to make long moves to good jugs. Heel hook your way out using an open hand grip and bad slopers to get to a jug for an easy top out. Spotter stand behind the rock to avoid climber from fallin off of it.

Same start as the False Hueco Traverse. Once you pass the black streak, use the sidepull and dyno on up.

Sit start of False Blockhead

Ultra classic line featuring super small edges on a vertical aesthetic face. Balance and finger strength will be required

Short overhanging problem featuring tensiony heel hooks, slapping and a very hard exit mantle.

Sit start in the entrance of the low roof, left hand on a dish and right on a small pinch under the roof. Link right into Flintlock Dyno and finish at the lip.

Start as per Chuckwalla Yabo and then move to the Flintlock Dyno

Sit start with both hands on small crimps and bad feet.

Start as Yabo Rook then head right and climb the roof crack exiting the cave.

Climb the left slabby arete.

A committing boulder problem or straightforward lead/TR. Sometimes referred to as 11c/d, sometimes referred to as V5.... Who knows what the grade really is. Climb the wide crack with little wide technique to the very scary top out (if bouldering).

Ultra classic traverse from left to right. The best way to get pumped in Joshua Tree. Don’t sit down at the rest for more than thirty seconds!!