Start standing using a pinch on your left (shared hold with Groovin' Missionary) and a sidepull crack in the orange streak. Follow the seam using pockets, crimps and gastons around the seam to a good leftward angled ledge and a sloper. Top-out straight up.

This route is route #9 on Boulder 1: Fiddle Block in the Brayack and Keenan Falcon guidebook.

Synchro-Energizer

Tombstone Arete

Fiddlesticks

Butter Face

Orange Blossom Special

The Fiddle

Duster Huffer

Wave Rider

Stick With It

Cyrax

Second Fiddle

Cortex

Crash and Burn

Groovin' Missionary

Sloping Rail Direct

Sloping Rail

FFF (Fiddle Finger of Fate)

Start standing with hands on a pocket and a sidepull pinch. Move up right through holds on the flake to a Gaston. Get your feet set and make a big move to a good rail up and left using an undercling intermediate if you need to. Easy top-out straight up.

This route is route #10 on Boulder 1: Fiddle Block in the Brayack and Keenan Falcon guidebook.

A great arete climb! Start on a pinch on the right face, make a move to get high feet, and rock over onto the left side of the arete. Climb it through a few slopers and make a long reach up right to a hidden pocket. From here, use the help of a hidden undercling on the right face to find a decent hold to top out with.

Short and sweet. Start by standing up into a good ledge, then stepping out to a shallow pocket.  From the pocket throw up to the lip, topping out to the left.

Sit start in front of a small tree and power off of a low sloper to a jug. Climb past a few more slopers to an enjoyable top out.

Start on inward opposing sidepulls above the large talus. Make a long first move to a sidepull, then pull up to a good crimp and easy topout.

This route is # 7 on Boulder 1: Fiddle Block (aka Hall of Fame Boulder) in the Brayack & Keenan guidebook

Start with feet on two opposing angled rocks and go straight up past a tricky/balance crux sequence to a deep breath pocket. Top out from there.

A great power-endurance problem that is often overlooked! Start on a right facing slot then move up and left to a horizontal rail. Traverse left using jugs and slopers to a few good holds on the arete. Once on the arete, fight the pump and do a fun mantle to finish. To get down, have someone move a pad and jump. The finishing holds on the arete tend to collect dirt and leaves so be sure to clean them off beforehand.

Start on the obvious low crimp incut edges. Make a large move straight up to a jug.  Then follow the crimps/pinches up to a diagonal jug and slopey top out. Try not to touch the tree! Although the guidebook does say most people use the "Leg-Tree hook" Stand start on the jug is a V4.

A great but desperately thin slab problem! Start on a high pinch and whatever else you can get ahold of and ascend the less than vertical face using impossible feeling "holds" to a sharp sidepull. Make a balancey move to a good pinch and then a dicey move to the top of the block.

Sit start and use a pocket and a hollow pinch to fire up to a sloper. Power through a few more slopers and jugs to a nice top out

Start to the left of the large flake, just left of "FFF" and follow the path of least resistance through good edges and jugs to the top. Step up on the noticeable platform foot and reach up to the first good edge to start. This is also a convenient downclimb for the rest of the problems in order to avoid walking off of the back of the block.

Start the same as Cyrax, sitting with hands on a pocket and a sidepull pinch. Move up to the sloping ledge and follow the sloping ledge left gaining a crucial kneebar. Continue up and left through more slopers at the sickly tree and top out straight up through jugs just left of the tree.

This route is #18c on Boulder 2: Wave Rider Boulder in the Brayack and Keenan Falcon guidebook.

Only about 7-8 moves but a ton of fun packed into a small space. Sit start on deep crimps and move up past left side-pulls to a slope ledge.  From here there are a couple ways to top out.  One being a head-height heel and a second being a couple of invisible feet and throwing to one of two decent crimps on the top lip. From here feel good edges past the lip and walk around the back side of the boulder which lets out at the 1st Fiddle boulder

Stand start directly under the sloping rail and use thin but gritty edges to stand up on questionable smears. Keep your core tight and move up to the sloping rail and topout.

An insecure slabby route with very smeary feet. Start just left of "The Fiddle" on a right facing edge. Make a thin move to get to the sloping rail and follow it up and left to the top.

A fun moderate. Start using jugs and step up to an undercling. Climb through a few more edges and a fun high step move to the top.

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Routes in Fiddle Area