Start with hands on good ledge, and dyno to lip.  Can be done static but what fun is that.  Given V4 in the Jenson guide but seems kinda soft.

Jenna's Jewelry

Across the Choss

Clam Bumper Right

The Pearl

Pearl Necklace

The Spreader

Northeast Face Center

Six Pack

The Clam Bumper

Climb the juggy flake or lieback your way to the top. Alternatively, you can jam this things at the same grade but with increased pain and fun.

Start same as Clam Bumper, Go out left to the juggy crack, then move right to nice jugs and an easy top-out

The Pearl is a classic line on The Pearl boulder.  The face is slightly overhanging, and the start holds barely there.  The original start is standing up with left hand in a pocket and right hand lower on a ledgy crimp (which has now broken and can still be used as a decent sidepull).  It's really only a move or two until you are home free.  Descent is on the opposite side of the boulder.

This is a sit start to the classic problem "The Pearl V4" You start matched on the obvious crimp rail and then make a move left to a 1 or 2 finger pocket depending on the size of your fingers. From here continue up The Pearl. The crux is figuring out how to get the correct feet to make the first move.

Climb the center face on very sharp but positive holds.

Start standing on the ramp and use holds that seem to be all facing the wrong way to topout.  Given V4 in the Jenson guidebook, but if The Pearl is the standard V4, this is less.

The Pearl is a big block of sandstone with several V4 ish climbs on it.  You walk right by the slightly overhanging east face on the main east-west trail.  The Pearl V4 is the classic climb on the rock.  It gets pretty hot in the summer as the sun hits it full force but cools off after the sun goes west.  Not to be missed if you spend a day at the Kraft Boulders.

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Protection

Routes in The Pearl