This is a relatively long lip traverse with a cruxy finish. The route starts as low as is comfortable on the lower right side of the boulder.

Tibbs ate Rufus

Issai

Hiphop

They Call Me Mr. Tibbs

Heart Work

Project

Tibbs roof project

Unnamed

It's Spectacular

Easter Island

Starts on a large sidepull on the same boulder as Tibbs ate Rufus. Climbs straight up the blank face using the right arete.

Start on the right side of the small boulder behind They Call Me Mr. Tibbs. Right hand starts on the arete and left hand underclinging on the large horizontal. This is a fun one move wonder.

Starts on the jug and climbs left and up. Very fun and gymnastic route. 

Starts on a large jug as far right as you can go without falling off of the platform that forms the lading. Climbs up and left to a scary top out. It climbs like a crack climb with foot and hand jams making it much easier and more secure. Top out before traversing all the way left (safer and easier).

Starts on a big undercling with good feet. Climbs left using the obvious diagonal rail and up through harder terrain.  

  Beautiful wall with great rock.

Hard looking roof with a bad landing that probably isn't as bad as it looks and feels.

This route is on the North face of a small boulder behind They Call Me Mr. Tibbs. It is surprisingly fun.

This is a strange but very fun route. It starts in a corner in the lower right corner of the boulder. The grade is extremely speculative.

Very fun and easy route with a good landing. It is a stand stand start on an obvious ledge for feet, a good triangular right hand hold and the left arete. Climb using compression and toe and heel hooks.

Shaded in the morning and sunny in the afternoon. This area is high up on the ridge line which makes it feel secluded. It is a wonderful place to climb.

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Routes in Tibbs Area