Boulder I
-32.109852, 19.069143
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Problems
20 problems on this boulder
First taste of fear
3Climb left from the start and pull on the top.
Homewrecking whore
6A+Begin on the flat shelf and pull up to the slopers, finishing up and right.
It will do the job
5+A short problem on Boulder I in the Plateau sector of Rocklands Valley, Rocklands.
It's on my mind
7AStart from the prominent horn and traverse left across the slab.
Just friends
6C+Just Friends climbs the boulder in Rocklands Valley.
Late night VISA run
6BSit start with the left hand on a sidepull and the right hand on a crimp, then climb up.
Man Or Machine
7CBegin seated on a jug, then traverse rightward through the arch.
Micah
5+Start on the crimp and pull onto the blunt arête.
One with the freaks
6C+Start as for Man or Machine, with one additional move. The problem sits on Boulder I in the Plateau sector of Rocklands Valley.
Pole position
5+Start on a sidepull, work up through pockets, and exit up and right.
Pole position left
6AVariation of Pole Position exiting leftward.
Push The Buttons
7CSit-start on the large rail. Work up to crimps and dyno out left to finish.
Push The Tempo
7BSit-start using crimps, then work up through positive holds before dynoing for the lip.
Sex Etiquette
6CSit start on the ledge, pull onto the wall and traverse left beneath the arch to top out.
Sex Machine
6BCombines the opening moves of Sex Etiquette with the finish of Man or Machine, using the pinches and roof horn at the back of the boulder.
Sneak
5Begin on a pair of sharp incut edges, then trend up and left to reach a positive jug.
Sun of a Bitch
6BSit start at Arch Baby. Traverse across the arch using the backward juggy side, then continue along the shelf to Homewrecking Whore and finish up that line.
Under Control
6CSit-start on a positive edge and move up and left through a slopey hueco.
Vampire rock
6B+Sit-start down and right of the arch and pull over the slopey bulge above.
Window licker
5+Begin on a slopey edge and move upward using slopers, continuing past a hole.