Stand start on left side of the large crack that traverses up and right. Follow crack.

Warm-up Crack

Money Ball

Loose Change

Roll of Quarters

Grandpa's Crack

Easy Money

Dat Crack

Baby Steps

Barnacle Boy

Matter of Time

Start on an obvious edge to the right of the chalked overhang. Push off chossy feet to a hollow flake and top out up and out left. BEWARE** Flake is hollow and could break, CLIMB AT YOUR OWN RISK. 

It's named after the boulder it's on (Money Ball Boulder), and it's the best line. Start low on the small overhanging section that is to the left of the money symbol spray-painted on the front of the boulder. Use small feet on the right edge of the overhang and start compressed as low as possible. Move up to a side pull crimp, throw a heal hook and grab the rounded top of the overhang. Finish straight up, using rounded jugs. 

Start on low edges about 4 feet off the ground. Climb up small edges to large lip and top out straight up.

Start on the bulge to the right of Easy Money. You will find good jugs on either side of the bulge and low feet. Move up using jugs on the top edge of the bulge. Pull over and walk it up to the top. 

Climb the chimney on the backside of Money Ball boulder. It's a perfect width for putting your back on one side and your feet on the other. 

This problem is on the front face of the Money Ball boulder, just to the right of the money symbol ($) for which the boulder gets its name. It's a very nice V0 slab with obvious sloppy handholds and pretty good feet. A great confidence builder for beginners going outside for the first time. 

Climb the large vertical crack straight up, using good feet and horizontal cracks for extra hands along the way. Fun warm-up climb. Also, a great climb for beginners going outside for the first time.

Start on the obvious edge on the arete to the right of Dat Crack. Climb straight up slabby face. Start hand is breaking, so be careful. Feet Only version is V2! Good warm up climb for beginners. 

Sit start low on prow using very low foot hold, just off the ground. Pop a heel and peel either right or left to top out.

This area is a 10-minute hike in from the Blue Mountain Summit Trial Head. Boulders are sitting to the left of the trail, just after the trail reaches the pond. This area has 3 main boulders that all have multiple climbs on them, making this a nice area to warm up.

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Routes in Rocky Glen Pond