Start matched on wide jug halfway up the east face of ice cube, feet wide on two good holds on either side of you. reach up to a sloper on the upper right. top out to the left.

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Tipsy Tinker

The Claw

Flex Traverse

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Baby Snakes

Entrée

Bombs Away

Flex Traverse (extension)

Blood of Chatskills

Upper Section Warm Up

Ripples

Drama

Great warmup with a pretty good number of moves on solid jugs. Start the same as Flex Traverse, but instead of moving up to the lip and topping out at the apex, keep moving left another 6 feet along the obvious crack. When the chalk runs out in the crack, top out (a couple feet before the top lip curves away).

use the cracks to the left to pull your feet into the boulder while leaning out towards the tree, then a little past half way, there are some bad slopers and they get progressively better but still not good the higher you go

Classic crimpy compression on a horizontal refrigerator bloc with a semi-sketchy block ledge landing 3 ft off the ground. Get some pads and spotters and come get this one! Starts on the fin in the very inside of the boulder and compresses all the way along the long way of the roof, topping out at the very end of the boulder. The wall to the left of the boulder is off and makes starting a bit tricky.

Great warmup for the upper section, and the first thing you come across as you get to the top of the hill. No idea how this isn’t already on here somewhere, it’s heavily chalked and clearly a great first problem to do.  Start matched on the obvious jug and use the right heel to move up and left. Top out on the big jug right at the apex. 

Starts on a flake all the way right of the Finish Jug on Fake Snakes. Goes into that Jug then the normal top out of Fake Snakes. Separated Boulder is off.

Climb starts matched on the dish on the right side of the boulder.  Works left on this boulder to where it meets a larger structure of rock.  Anything that doesn't include the entrée boulder and the large rock face behind it is off (not that it would be much use).  Cool use of heel hooking, some long moves with short beta options, and a sloped out top out. 

  A video from the when I put it up... Beta Warning....  Also, I was thinking V5 before, but I think I'm thinking V4 now... FA just seemed harder I guess.

Entée Video

Start at an undercling and continue a bit left following the flaky jugs to the top out. A great warm up with sharp jugs.

I haven‘t found any info about this boulder, so adding it. Start low on sharp left facing hold. Move through middle, and set up to throw to obvious jug. Easy top out to left.

Start on good, chalked-up jugs, traverse left, fire up to the  crown, get a high left foot and press through for the topout.

Start matched on the heavily chalked, obvious rail 5 feet up. The problem goes up and to the left; all the holds are well chalked and pretty obvious (mostly jugs).(Note: There is a sit-start on two crimps below the starting rail for this problem that’s a couple grades harder, but I can’t find mention of it anywhere and I didn't do it myself. I don’t think the name of that one is different, though evidently there is a harder start starting somewhere down and to the left called Pebble Pusher.)

Start same as Catharsis but once you hit the Howl start, move left to the sidepull rail and go up.  Contrived and a little sharp but still worthwhile.  Area testpiece!

The upper boulder area, home to the Mercury, Blair Witch, and Deep Woods blocs.  

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Routes in Unsorted Boulders To Be Placed In Their Appropriate Subareas