Low start variant of Javelin (V0). Start matched on the block. Decently big move up to a good ledge. Easy moves from there to a top out on a good jug. 

Taco Tuesday

The Botanist

Barkeater

Fern Gully

Trident

Javelin

Lichen Likin'

Gap Tooth

Free Hugs

Mossy Mantle

The Library

A great, easy, non-chossy shelf climb with an unnaturally good top hold

Great for beginners or those transitioning to outside boulders. Start on side pull jugs, feet can be lower or higher depending on desired difficulty. A ton of great holds to choose from along the way. Mantle to top out. Please be mindful of the plants and spiders that call the cracks home. Down climb is through the brush to the left of finish. 

Match on pinch to start, work you way straight then right in front of the tree that looks like it's eating the rock. As tempting as it is don't lean on tree. Giant jug on top is solid, and awesome. Climb over it to finish. Down climb is to the left. 

Start with left hand side pull, right hand palming. Work around the ferns and moss. Go straight then slight left, avoid using sapling. 

A variation of Javelin (V0) Low start on pinches and crimps, continue up to sloper shelves and top out on a shallow jug. Be careful of a loose flake near the start.  

Also we promise that the last hold is not manufactured, its just a miracle of nature

Start with the two horizontal pinches, there's two small crumps just above the first ledge that are solid enough for you to move your feet. Once you grab the jug above the gap it's prettymuch all jugs and solid feet until a kindove insecure mantle to top out. Add a left hand under cling or lower mantle to help stabilize that top out. Downclimb is to the left. 

Start with good compression on two holds on the arete. Right hand to wide pinch then decent crimps. Top hold is slightly slopey but is good.

Match on jug to start. Avoid the moss, stemmy movements, kinda insecure mantle at the top. If you're climbing in the summer prepare to get a face full of jewel weed. Down climb is to the left through the bushes. 

Be aware that the last pinch could break, be sure to not grab the right side of it.

Bouldering on the right side of Lake Gulley, on the large wall running the length of the area

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