On the left face of the boulder. Stand start using a left hand undercling, right hand on a small crimp. Stand up into the first long reaching move into a right hand pocket, just right of a book size slot (slot is off unless absolutely need due to height). Left hand to a good slope pocket above. Establish high feet. Tops out directly above. 

Dos Doggos

Something Fuky

Pucker&Pray

Near Death Experience

Steamed Patty

Afternoon Delight

Weagle Leed

Inches and Fractions

Lowball Rave

Bat Crack

Dunk’n

Jedi Smoke Tricks

Squeezebox

Far right, through a ravine with a small waterfall, up a choss pile to a small landing. Only large enough for one pad (with another small pad folded under the back for support) and one spotter. Watch for choss on the top out as the hill has a lot of runoff!

Left from Near Death Experience about 250yrds with a log stack landing. 

Left of Something Fuky about 250yrds. Starts off in a low crux, leading way to a nice rest before 3 more hard moves to the top! Watch for loose rock out above the left arete(which is off).

Big flake line on some ok stone. From the North parking area by the guardrail, hike south about 400 yards on the road. Upon reaching a yellow hydrant, hike up hill and slightly left. It’s the closest large boulder to the road. 

It's like White Castle: it's a style, it's thin, and if you like it you like it.Stand start with left hand on high crimp/gaston, right hand on the arete. Move up and right on thin feet to the top out. Grade is without using the dihedral/crack features. 

Sit start, far left, on the large boulder. Start matched on a large shelf about thigh high. Right Heel hook with your matched hands, move hand left. Using a series of fair crimps, work your way to standing on the right foot on the large shelf. Work up the small holds and techy movement until you reach a big black bulb of rock. From there the climbing eases and it’s a walk to the top.

Hefty compression problem. Solid problem from beginning to end. 

From Near Death Experience (directly across from the yellow hydrant on 666 at the pin) hike uphill to the right about 150yds. First line on the left at the top of the ridge with a landing built on the left.

Use the obvious finger crack and few other small features. Try to stay in the crack as much as possible. Watch for bats about chest high. I skip the crack there and choose to crimp a bit higher to let the little creatures sleep in peace. 

On the right side of the same small bluff the holds Lowball Rave and Crackbaby.  

Start low on the arete. Pull through the crux in the first few moves to a nice small rail on the corner of the arete. Continue up the arete and out to some jugs before pulling the last couple heady moves out under and over the nose to top out. 

Stand start on left side-pull and right arete. Squeeze up the prominent feature to the ledge. Drop off or traverse left to downclimb. 

Blossoming little bouldering area! Sandstone formations rising from a steep hillside along St Rt 666. Still much to develope in this area, but bring your hill hiking head. The most astetic and desired lines are found in the North ravine!!! Come check them out!

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Routes in Brady’s Bluff