Start on the under cut holds on

Problem G

, and make a couple of sharp pulls rightwards, to finish up

Problem E

, or for more fun continue along to finish on

Problem I

.

Problem J

Problem G

Problem H

Problem C (AH Problem)

Problem D

Problem E

Problem F

Problem I

Problem A

Problem C3

Problem C2

Problem B

Sit start below the obvious mantle.  Pull on and aim for the mantle.  Pass through the mantle directly and then on up to the top of the boulder.

Short and sharp.   This problem requires good friction for success.

Start with hands on the rounded arete and make a hard press to gain better holds above.

Standing start with one hand on the undercling and one hand on the rightmost end of the good ledge. Find the best handholds, pull the mantle and continue straight up. Great problem.

Start with a hand on the good incut hold.   Pull on then go directly up via a long reach to the top of the boulder.

Climb the wide crack in the middle of the face by the easiest way.

Sit start, with right hand on good incut hold. Left hand in small three-finger triangle.

Pull on and make dynamic moves to the juggy cracks.   Continue with a high step and long reach up to the top.

Make sure to keep those blinkers on, and avoid the holds on the adjacent problems.

Start at the underclings on problem E. Traverse to problem D. Then, traverse further to the right to a small flake with small footholds. Top out on slopers.

Start low on the arete and follow it all the way to the top.

This is a worthwhile and more challenging variation to the AH Problem that flows quite differently. Start matched on the slopers on the face to the right of the AH rail. Use a high right foot on a crescent edge. Throw the left hand to the beginning of the AH rail, set your feet and make the crux move to the slopey crimp on the right up above. Then use some trickery to top out.

Same start as the AH Problem, but instead of mantling and going straight up, traverse along the rail until you reach holds just before the tree. Then reach for the lip and delicately top out on slopers.

Start on the right at the arete.   As soon as you can start a delicate leftwards traverse using small handholds.  At the left side of the wall move straight up to the top.

Problem J

Description

Protection

Routes in The AH Boulder