Start on Witness to a Heist low and climb the arete all the way into the General.  

One Last Big Job

Witness to a Heist (Lower Sit)

The Mollusk

Futile Devices

Witness to a Heist

The General

Late Jurassic

Doctor Anole

Sucka MCs

Upstream arete of the large boulder in the creek. Climb it by either side. Right is a little harder. Great rock in a killer setting, especially when the water's running.

Start down and left from Witness.  Left hand arete and right hand crimp on the face.  Great movement to join the stand, although I remember thinking one could probably mantel from the start holds at a lesser difficulty (if they were inclined to solo 30 feet of steep slab).  I'll leave that to you.  

Start matched on nice jug. Powerful move up to lip, then to arete on the right. Move through slopers and bad feet to topout left. Excellent start, awkward topout (a more direct topout is possible, but probably just as awkward and real hard).

Stand start.  Originally done starting with compression with left hand on the arete, subsequently done matched on the right start hold. Use the left arete and right-hand sidepulls/underclings to go up and right, until you can make a big move to a good hold at the lip.  Topout onto the short slab above.  A bit spicy.    

Obvious impressive beak-like roof. A full body length roof, about 9 feet off the ground, but the climbing isn't too difficult. The path of least resistance - start on the right arete, move into the roof using both sides, and top out on the left side of the beak.

A worthy problem on the Lizard Boulder.  This is the direct line out of the cave, shares the start hand holds with Powder Blue but exits directly up the arete (and the kicker boulder is not on).  Power moves and feet cuts before it eases up towards the top.

Stand start - pinch the bottom of the cool fin, find some small feet, and climb the fin to a fun topout.

Poor man's version of Wu Tang Sword at Molino Basin. Start on the underside of lowball roof on left-facing block, slap and squeeze both aretes, climb almost to end of boulder. Topout on the left side, with an excellent mantle finish. Despite being lowball and a touch chossy, is actually quite fun.

A small but surprisingly fun bouldering area scattered around the base of Lizard Rock. Despite their proximity to the ever popular Matterhorn Boulder, these boulders seemed to have been mostly overlooked or forgotten about. Shade or sun can be chased, so should be pretty climbable most of the year. A good way to squeeze a little more bouldering out of your day if you plan on hitting the Matterhorn.

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Routes in Lizard Boulders