Approximately 5 feet to the left of Gnar Gnar are two edges at between 5 and 6 vertical feet. Start on these holds with a crucial toe hook. Throw to a jug and finish in the dihedral.

Release

Loose Control

The Gastonion

gNar gNar Black Sheep

Release the Sheep

Tall problem. On the scenic boulder first route to the right of the huge overhang. Start is a little bit tricky. I thought the hardest part was the mantle up top. True mantle on a smooth slab like top.

Starts on good holds. It's a good spread for your feet getting off the deck. Once you get your feet stemmed out on the face stick the gaston holds above. A true gaston technique is required. Move feet up and work some small crimps to the top. Stays on you.

Starts matched on the bad sloper. Do a few really fun and slightly odd moves to the overhanging arete to the left using a lot of body tension then finish up the arete. Ends with a fun throw to the lip of the arete.

Start as for Release but once you hit the jug traverse right to the arete and finish as for Gnar Gnar Black Sheep.

This is a gem for the area. Huge with room for more potential including an amazing SDS project up the right side of the overhang and then traversing under and out the other side. Rock is kind of loose on the south face but a few ascents and it cleans up very nice. This area is beautiful and It's truly a Breezy point with spectacular views out over the Primal Wall Valley.

Description

Protection

Routes in The Scenic Boulder