Vias como boulder em Lookout

Very easy arete, which can be used to get off rock

Sidepull up to hold and slopers

Standing start up slopers and crimps

Standing start up slopers and crimps

Prominent holds straight up and mantle out

Slightly L of overhang, using prominent holds on overhanging boulder

Straight up overhang to jug and hard mantle out

Straight up R arete of overhanging boulder

Go where you want!

An unlikely gem on the worst looking patch of rock around. Sidepull, cobbles, jug, mantle

cleaned, chalked undercling next to snakeskin. Perhaps a one-move boulder

Small cave above snakeskin boulder, from which its namesake emerged. Unknown route history

straight up

start at upper right. traverse down and left on face holds and finish up niceneasym

Sit start at the round arete. One strenuous move off the ground brings you to the jug beneath the small roof.

As the name suggests, great holds down low to launch up to the lip for an easy top out.

Starting as per AETSS, but traversing left along the lip up the hill.

Traverse the length of the Buddha from right to left. Nice easy start staying low across the largest face, move across the first gap and then stay under the top of the boulder. Keep moving along until you get to the next gap and then go under last overhang to finish up easy crack.

Straight up the large gap in the middle of Reclining Buddha. Try without using hands.

A nice easy warmup

straight up

Sit start on lower left bulge. Right hand out right to obvious pocket. Cross left over to bulge at lip. Match then surprisingly difficult mantle.

Sit start on the far left of the boulder on the cool block feature. Arrange your hands and feet correctly and you'll be able to pull up and mantle over in one swift movement. Short but fun.

Sit start matched on a gritty but decent sloper protrusion on the left side of the blunt arete. Move up to crimps for the left and then right hand, then mantle using decent side-pulls on the lip. Has nice rhythm, though the footholds are sandy.

Most obvious line on the boulder. Sit start with both hands in the juggy break. It's tricky to find a comfortable starting position for the first move, but trust me it exists!

Sit start on the far right side of the boulder. LH in the big obvious pocket, RH on a decent hold at about the same height. Some satisfying moves through decent incut crimps up to a pleasant mantle.

Iain Hunter

Establish on the face of Apollo, then either "climb" straight up (dead easy) or try ascending it without the aid of hands (definitely possible but not easy unless you're Johnny D.).

Stand start in the middle of the boulder, which is blank. Use a low RH palm-down and LH on a massive jug sidepull to establish and then move to the lip. Either mantle straight up (good luck, no footers), or traverse left into The Face of Apollo and finish up that.

Sit start on the two most amazing incut jugs in the entire forest. Pull up and execute an easy slap for the lip, then mantle. Fun but oh so short.

Climb up the lift side of the front-facing slab, fairly straightforward with high starting holds. Becomes much harder if you choose to start with mid-height or low hand holds.

Climb up the right side of the slab. Head-height starting hands are nice, but go lower if that works for you.

Sit start around the right side of the boulder. About V1 to pull off the ground using a LH high pinch and heel hook. RH low on a good hold. Once established it's smooth and easy to the top.