Obscure old one from the BB - Start on an edge for the right about waist height on the NW arete, and a slim side crimp directly left for the left hand. Use some tricky tension and balance to find a way up to the lip, then traverse left to decent holds and top out.

Junkie Arete

Crack House

Dan’s Problem

Trail of Fears

Holy Hollow Flake Sit

The Druid

Batman and Robin

Start with left hand on a good left facing edge in the middle of the face, and right hand on the sundercling just below it. Figure out how to pull on, then make you way up the middle of the diamond layers, keeping body to the right of the arete to the top.

Crux is pulling on and first few hand moves, then a few more fun moves to the top, gets easier as you go.

Extra star for how fun it was to develop.

From the BB - start sitting with the left hand on the crack and right hand on a small side crimp. Climb up over the bulge.

BB has a problem over here, starting low and climbing up slopers.

It seemed like starting with hands on the sloper lip was maybe ~V4 to pull on and do the first move, gets quite a bit easier from there, but movement flows pretty well.

Obscure old one from the BB. Asked MB about tweaking the name, and he suggested we call it this.

Start low on the left side of of the SW arete, and follow barn doory moves on the positive arete and top out staying on the left side of the arete.

Flows rather nicely.

Fairly soft with a sketchy landing that makes the top a bit more exciting.

bailing out right after reaching the thin juggy flake is easier.

Start sitting on a the wide jug below the right side of the large flake, in the middle of the face. Move up into the flake, then traverse up and left to top out at the top of the boulder.

Crux is figuring out how to transition off the flake to top out.

A really fun line developed by Eric Ostrander and Sam Tingy in the early 2000s.

Start sitting in the narrow pit on the right side of the boulder with left hand on a good sundercling and right on a an in cut edge.

Use some juice to pull onto the boulder and reach right for the arete. After that the hardest moves are over and you can enjoy a long, fun and occasionally tricky jug fest up the arete to the left, topping out at the top just left of the giant flake.

Exit at the crack half way up the arete is easier, but still a soft V4 with that pull on.

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Routes in Bridge Boulders (AKA Junkie Boulders)