Lie Detector is the perfect finger crack you can see as you walk up the road. The climb starts out overhanging and backs off to 5.10 above the slopeing ledge 15 feet off the ground. This climb is often done as an aid route.

Lie Detector

Eric's Face

Robbins Crack

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Robbins slab

A delicate dance up the small edges to the knobs on the upper left edge of the boulder. Continue up the left edge following the easy yet slightly spooky (a fall from here would hurt real bad) holds out right and up to the summit.

This popular face climb is on the north face of the Robbins boulder.  When facing the Robbins crack, walk left and immediately around the corner is this fine practice in edging.

This perfect hand crack is the Woodson classic. The rock is a little slick but keep your feet in the crack and you will have no problem. The crux is the first half of the climb. After the first 15 feet the crack widens for perect hands.

Thin smearing/edging and balance.  Once you get a sequence it's not bad.  If you fall all the way down the slab it would be ugly.

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Routes in Robbins Boulder