Boulder Problems

A fun layback/ off width crack on the left end of the cliffs, right of "Punga Power."

A short, thin crack right of Hound's Dung. Originally sent in Airwalk shoes.

Climb the face left of the thin seam starting from a sit on a slopey rail.

Sit start as for B3, but head right and climb along the thin seam and sloping face holds, then straight up to the top.

Easy crack. Uses more bridging and face techniques then jams.... What am I saying?!? You can practically jump to the top!

Though this climb had been previously cleaned and used as an approach to the top of the boulders a number of times, Wayne was the first to put a pad underneath it and name it.... so I guess he gets "bragging rights" on it.

Another short slab line.

A fun crack in the corner, great to practice jamming, bridging and mantling on. The line is a bit harder if you can't jam and a bit easier if you just run and jump to the top.

A nice slabby line just underneath the start of "Death to the Sigg."

Jump up and grab the lip of the ledge below "Cyclopean Nightmare" and then mantle the lip.

This is THE 6 year old "test piece" boulder problem for the area. The line was put up by the energetic son of Stephen King... in an attempt to flirt with a few of the visiting female climbers! Though it is easy enough for us, just imagine doing it as a "wee" fella!!!