SDS on the shared start, then climb crimps up and left as per Star Cadet. Traverse left just before the roof until you can fire up to the undercling, crimp rail on the roof above. Match and make your way out the wormhole. The “slide” rock is off, obviously. 

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Star Cadet

Relativity

Escape Velocity

Time

Into the Wormhole

Ursa Minor

One Star Mon-star

Ursa Major (project)

Planet Hopping

Stand start at the base of the “slide” on a big ledge. Climb the plate stack out the wormhole. Be careful of loose rock.

Same start as “Escape Velocity” but you will work out left through crimps until you can fire to the slopey lip. Find a heel then make a big reach to the good holds waaaaay back there.

Same start as Time. Climb up and right through a couple big but manageable reaches. Top out just before the righthand corner. Beware the knife blades below and the potentially loose top out plate.

SDS on the thin edge at the bottom of the sharp stack on plates, middle left of the boulder. Climb right into the steep stack of flakes until you get the good plate, close to the edge of the roof. Use a couple small holds and maybe a cheeky toe-hook to reach the slopey lip. Mantel your way to glory. Bring a spotter.

Sit start in the small cave. Use small holds above your head and slabby feet to work straight up through a couple good holds and a tricky top out.

Ursa Minor starts underneath the roof, to the right, on the big undercling. Same hold as the start of “Planet Hopping” but you will start under the roof. There is a sharp but slopey rail to your left. Traverse left through a big move to the good plate. Keep working until you can finish via the same finish as Star Cadet.A variant is to finish through the Escape Velocity top out. Should not effect the grade too much. 

Follow the obvious layback that starts on the right of the section that reaches the ground. To the right of Planet Hopping.

Follows the same line as Ursa Minor, but continues left all the way through Spaghettification.

Far right end of the boulder, just around the corner. Layback start on the lower right corner of the block that doesn’t touch the ground. Find a way to get to the slopers directly above, then up to the layback ledge. Smear some feet and rock on up to the left. Be careful not to traverse too far right or you will cross into another problem.

Just up the hill from the “12.2 Boulder”! This boulder features a long, low roof leading to the “wormhole” created by a second, boulder leaning against the main one, on the left-hand side. This boulder has multiple challenging problems, with potential for several exceptionally hard traverse lines. The best part? All lines are super easy to protect with a couple pads and at least one spotter for the top outs.

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Routes in 12.2 Wormhole Boulder