Just left of the V1 is an arete.  I started with my left hand on a slopey sidepull which has a "full middle finger rail" and right hand on a small crimp.

There was chalk on some holds so I definitely wasn't the first.  I found it an entertaining and worthy problem.  There might be a cool sit start.  Gotta go back and check it out.

V 3/4 ish?  I'm not good at grading boulders.

Left of V1

Choss Face

Problem C

Problem B

Problem A

Problem D

Messin' with Sasquatch

From a stand start climb directly up the middle of the face on good but small holds.   The finish is airy so take appropriate precautions.

Sit start at the good flake to the left of the large overhang.   Pull on an immediately move leftwards with hands above the overhang.   Continue left until possible to finish up the flakes on the left of the face.

Start with hands on the god under cling on the left end of the wall.   Pull on and work your way right, until good movement upwards gains better holds to finish the problem off.

Stand start with right hand on a good undercling.   Move up the wall via good side pulls.

One of the easier problems here.

Sit start at the good flake to the left of the overhang.

Pull on and make technical moves more or less directly up the wall.

Fun!

Start on left hand undercling and right hand rail. Pump up to positive crimps and a thoughtful mantel for the finish.

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Routes in Sasquatch Boulder