From a sit start in the low left scoop, scratch your way up using small pockets and edges to reach the sloping shelf and rib directly.

The Claw

Low Traverse

The Crack

High Traverse

Use Your Head

Real Deal Holy Field

Mr. Goodbar

Impressions

Left Thrutch

Right Thrutch

The Tongue

Sit start through the center of the cave feature, involving a long stab to a slopey slot and numerous underclings. A key starting foothold may be buried under the woodchips that are regularly topped up.

Traverse the entire Lower Wave staying low through the cave. The given grade is for left-to-right, and it may be a grade harder in reverse.

Sit start off pockets, then move up and left into the fingery, layback crack.

Traverse the entire Lower Wave staying low on the left side and taking a high loop across the central section. It is roughly the same difficulty in either direction.

Sit start just right of the crack, and swing up using the left side of the cave. Top out via the two large, sloping pockets.

From a sit start, the right overhung scoops succumb to a series of unlikely chimneying contortions. Exit up and left via the prominent rib.

It seemed to be the better, and slightly harder problem to me. Once again, difficulty is determined by which way you face.

Ascend the offwidth type groove between the far right and center sections of the largest boulder. Difficulty is going to be dependent on which direction you face.

The Tongue has a steep sit start to reach the obvious tongue, followed by another sloping topout.

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Routes in Central Park Bouldering Area