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Bouldering from lowballs to highballs on rock that varies in quality from boulder to boulder. Landings can be flat or very sketchy. The gorgeous location makes up for the often sharp and friable rock.

Climb with an awareness that you will most likely encounter loose holds and sandy choss - sounds fun right! Test holds before you crank on them! Some surprisingly solid rock at times.

Routes are listed in the order you encounter them walking in from the northern end (glenrock lookout). Anything listed as a project is of course open. Some have been tried and others are just suggestions for lines.

The highest rock quality and density of boulders for this stretch of coast. Captain boulders and some others are still available at high tide.

First decent sized boulder encountered.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Start with left hand on edge and right hand on good side-pull. Up you go.

Start in good horizontal break at mid-height, left to side pull and up. Easier with the ledge on the right, more fun without.

Start low in pockets, up to the rounded arete.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Sit start low in pockets. Up past juggy slot to top out.

Start on low undercling between the two boulders. Move straight up to diagonal rail and straight up again to top out. The boulder to the right is out.

Low sit start on jugs.

Low sit start on jugs.

Low sit start with sidepulls in middle of face pointing to sea. Up and over.

Sit start with left hand in the pocket, up the arete.

Sit start below the big pocket, then move up through it.

Hard undercling/sidepull start, up past crimp and sidepull to the top. Right arete is out

See whats left when the roof falls off.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Sit to right of flake and avoid block to left.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Right hand mono, left hand undercling start. Up using the crack to topout.

Start on shallow pockets halfway up ramp with a heel up. Straight up to topout.

Start as for DDTAT, following the ramp right and up to the lip. Then traverse right on decent holds without feet below until you reach the right-hand arete, then top-out.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Sit start with undercling to the right of the fin feature. Follow the line of least resistance with decent holds straigt up to top-out.

Start with kneebar between fin and starting hold of MTBK. Then up left of the gouge.

Sit start hugging the arete below the right-hand pocket.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Low sit, move into pocket and up to the apex.

Sit and up left onto slab .

Sit start on jug in groove. Up to slopey topout.

Start matched on feature on right hand side. Sidepull out left and jug up on right. Sharp, tough low start.

Sit start on edge, then follow the fallen arete up.

Sit start on jug with awkward feet, up right to crimp and jug to top out.

Hard, awkward start. Undercling pocket up to massive jug pocket ringed with sharp rocks.

Sit start on crimp rail, up right to sloper and pinch. Don't use the other boulder beneath for feet.

Sit start as for WS, up to sloper and left. Pinch rail is out.

Start way under the boulder in pocket, and make way up overhang to top out. Tough and sharp. A low tide affair.

Start low under boulder with right hand on pocket/pinch and left hand undercling. Two very reachy moves to the top.

Sit start low with left hand in big side-pull and right hand in small divot. Smear feet and upsy-daisy.

Start matched on groove on lip with heel out right.

Start as for beta spray, then left onto face and up.

Start low on crimps and mantle the ledge or use crimps above.

Start matched on bulb. Up to lip then left to topout.

Sit start, straight up.

Start on jug and up left hand side of large boulder.

Start low in pockets. Up past crimp rail to top.

Can be accessed from either end, though the southern approach is better if this is your destination. Boulders are more scattered and generally of a lower quality than the northern end, but still some fun to be had. Routes are listed as encountered from the southern approach.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.

Many, but not all of the boulders are only accessible at low tide. Treat the ocean with respect as the waves can sometimes crash higher than you may expect when your attention is on the boulders.