Start down low in a small cave.  Climb the roof crack jams/lay backs up and onto the steep over hanging arete.  Follow the arete up and left all the way to it's virtual end and then roll over onto your right side and walk of the back.

Some sections are tall/insecure/and scary!!!  But so fun!

Carcass

Prince Charles

The Wrinkle

Salvador Nickles

Colossal

Candy Crack

The Greater Illusion

Gravity Siege

Tilt-a-whirl

Mr. Big

Scrimpy

Spine Crimp

The Background

Cheater Stone

Plastic Art

Systems Check

Cast In Bronze

Climb the shallow scope on the far RIGHT side of the "Stone Cavers Block."  Nice slab climbing but as for most of this block it's still needs more cleaning and more traffic.

NOTE:  More lines await ascents in the center of this very nice solid chunk of stone!!!

Start back and to the right side of a giant wedged shape nose.  Move into a full body bear hug squeeze of madness.  As the wide hugging tapers to a thin point continue up and over the nose heading right or turning your back to the East at the last possible point on the line.  Slap your way to the finish.  Enjoy!!

S.D.S. on a nice rail found under a small bulge.  Move up and over the bulge while trending left (up hill) to a small thank you crimp with your left.  Gravel over the top via mantle techniques to the finish.

Start on the

Plastic Art

jug, traverse left on slopers and bad feet to

Cast in Bronze

. Heel hook and mantle.

Start on crimps directly under a very small left facing/leaning corner.  Trend up and right on slopes and side pulls.  Very low ball with a safe landing.  Very nice for those new to the bouldering game!!!  In fact this whole boulder is nice in this fashion!!  A must do if your in "The Pass" area.

Start in the nice hands crack and climb it for about ten feet or so.  Then you reach a point where the crack goes left but you want to move right into a very small dihedral to meet up with a crack that is moving right towards a nice ledge and walk off.

Be careful pulling onto the final ledge system as the ground bellow drops away to add about another 15ft. of ground fall potential....  proceed with caution.  It's a nice crack problem!!

Start on the same jug as for "

Tilt-a-whirl

."  Make a cool (RH) cross to a perfect flat crimp.  Bring (LH) through to a small odd crimp out left.  Get set up and fire (LH) up to some of the worst slopers around.  Match up on the sloping dish and make a few more difficult moves to easier but (HB) climbing above.

Walk off right down a steep gully.

Great hard climbing on perfect rock.  And you can't beat the setting of this problem.  It's a new area classic!!  Go do it!!!!

Start sitting down on the left side of the block on a nice jug.  Follow the jug/crack system up the over hand until it's end.  Proceed to pull up and slightly right until you enter a mantel sequence and the finish.  Fun for the grade!!

Start with left hand on obvious jug at hip height and right hand on sidepull crimp. Move right into a good flake. Find your way over the bulge into a variety of good crimps and slopers.

Start on the left side of the block where there is a shallow left facing scoop/corner.  Left hand in the corner crack and right where most convenient.  Next, move straight up a sightly over hung face to jugs at the lip.  Follow the jugs on to the upper slab for a clean, fun finish.  A good line.

A short but fun route.  Starts on two sharp but positive crimps at eye level.  Move right to a triangular looking crimper and do some fancy footwork to gain a sidepull crimp on which you can match.  Then its up to a jug rail and over the top.

Although there wasn't any chalk on this before I got on it, I imagine someone has probably seen it and climbed it before?

Start with in a left-facing corner and climb up and right over a small bulge to a nice horizontal rail.  Pull up onto and match hands on the rail.  Get your feet up nice and high as you press to the top out.  The crux is reaching the rail.

Climb up the face/crack on the East side of the "Prince Charles" boulder.

Start low on a big positive sloper.  There are two ways to go on this problem.  Left- gaining another sloper and a high step to mount onto this slab.  Or, right- moving to a left hand crimp followed by a high step to gain the slab above.

NOTE:  This is also the down climb for "

Prince Charles

."

Also a running, balance related, jump from a small rock slab onto the starting hold of this short problem can be done if you wish to by pass the problem just to do some more cleaning for "

Prince Charles

."  If this approach is taken be careful not to let your foot slip or you could end up hitting your face against the wall....  Good luck!!

Start down low on a fat blunt arete.  Pull up into some side pulls and sloping lay backs.  Continue lay backing by leaning right on this small pillar to the finish.

This problem climbs the SOUTH face of "The Stone Cavers Block" on its leftmost side.

Start with both hands on an ok sloper and grovel your way up onto the upper slab via a tricky mantel move.  A fun warm-up for the area.

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Routes in The Pass