Lean over or jump to the big knob, mantle it out and go right and up to the top

The Leap problem AKA Jump

Dudley's Crack

Greg's Face

Retropulsion

unknown

Left Hand rule

Lower Longs

Korean Cowboy

Left Long's Crack

Seminar Wall

Lizard Corner

Hard as Nails

The Curtis Mantle

Move Over Junior

Right Long's Crack

How was this not on here yet?? One of the classic and hard mantles on the hill. Mantle the good sloper from a hanging position. A very pure and difficult press.

Looking at the area picture, this route is on the adjacent boulder right of Seminar Wall, on the backside.  It is a steep and somewhat shallow crack.

The big slab just down hill and facing Seminar wall. You will pass it on the way to Hard as Nails

This difficult face route runs the overhanging arete on the rightmost side of Seminar Wall.  Continuous hard moves lead to a crux section about halfway up.

Lieback to the top and then O/W through the finish.

Follows an arete.  Start on the right face and traverse over to the left face partway up the climb.  Like 2 climbs in one, steeper with holds leads way to a slab climb finish.

Boulder with one obvious route.   The rating is approx since it was long ago.

This is a small boulder problem is ten feet off the road, just after a large pine tree and before turning the corner to the Seminar Wall Area.  Looks are deceiving as the crux of this little gem involves one to "saddle-up" for the top.

This hand crack stays at its rating throughout the climb.  It is the left of two cracks on the formation, and by far the most popular of the two.

This Woodson classic follows the knobs about halfway up the middle of Seminar Wall, with an impounding move or three to the left (crux) before following the corner to the top.  A direct line up the middle has been done by Eric Knuth, titled "Move Over Junior, 5.12+"

Start at lowest part of the flake system and follow the crimps left to a knob and topout.

A beautiful thin crack up a less than vertical face.  Solid feet are hard to come by in places.  Eases up near the top.  The start could vary in difficulty if you try doing it static vs dynamic.

Start the same as "Seminar Wall" but instead of cutting left to the knob and arete finish the climb straight up.

This crack is more like a chimney after a bit of offwidth problem solving.  Not often done, although clean.

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Routes in Seminar Wall Area