Good landing mostly. Start on a left hand undercling/side pull, and right hand side pull. Basically a wide armed gaston, and dynamically throw your right hand to a two inch ledge with good texture. After that it's a walk up the rock. Only V0- because the first move is a little tricky. Would be V-easy otherwise.

Bone Appetit

Railside Boulder

Underground Railroad

Knuckle-coupler

Rail Runners

Start on two underclings. Move to the right and over the tiny roof.

The West arete of this boulder is the longest problem here and, while easy, is pretty cool. Most holds are slopers and the landing is unfavorable, so a pad and a spotter would be great here.

Be aware especially in the summer, you have to walk through a lot of tall weeds and this is great rattlesnake territory.

The boulder is probably 6 feet away from the train track, so you probably want to get off it if a train comes.

This is a sit start extension to rail runners. Start with your left hand on a big edge with a thumb catch, and your right hand on a bomber undercling. First move is a dynamic throw, and then work your way up from there. Slightly overhung and on a slanted landing.

Start on a ledge kind of in the middle of the rock, and work your way up from there. Easy fun. Landing is a bit slanted. Falling is unlikely though. Can also do a different route by going right from the ledge instead of left. Also V-easy. Slightly more than vertical, topping out is fun.

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Routes in Railside Boulder