Start at the long rail of Jet Li and move left into a thin tramslot, then a sloping ledge, finish straight up.

Paper Dragon

Jet Li

Don's Overhang

Chai Tea

The One

Kung Fu Panda

Wu Tang Clan

Thai Chi

Kung Fu Grip

Problem A

SDS at a chalked rail (same start as

Jet Li

) and then out the overhang to a duo of sloping pinches - steady yourself and then reach over the lip to better holds. A short but testy problem with cooler weather a good idea to stick the crux holds.

SDS at a chalked rail and then punch it up a series of incut rails to a final finishing jug all the while looking at a bad landing off the edge of a shelf - a good spot is recommended if you think you'll fall.

Stand start with hands on two small sharp crimps.   Get your feet on and move up to more crimps before a long move up and right.

With the larger holds at hand move up with an easy mantle to finish.

Crux is at the start, and if you like crimps you'll find it soft for the grade.

SDS at a slanting crack and follow it right joining

Thai Chi

for it's finish. Somewhat strenuous for the grade with sometimes tricky footwork.

Note: The line show in the Tram Bouldering Guide is wrong.

Climbs the mottled face left of the small pine tree past several horizontals to finish with huge holds.

This problem isn't listed in the Tram Bouldering Guide but is an obvious line with some good moves that's worth a go when in the area.

SDS right of a small tree at a right-slanting crack and make a long reach to edges then straight up the bulging face on sidepulls, edges and slopers. Can be done from a standing start at V-easy.

This problem isn't listed in the Tram Bouldering Guide but is an obvious line with some good moves that's worth a go when in the area.

SDS at a flat rail and make a long reach/deadpoint for the sloping edge above before moving right on a rail to a slanting crack in a corner to finish.

Start from a hanging flake on the undercut portion of boulder and work up and left on edges via strenuous moves with poor feet to gain an incut rail which leads to better holds.

A spotter is nice to have as you're directly over a rock at the crux.

Located on the north side of the boulder to the south.

Climb directly up the face via flakes and edges, taking care with the hollow sounding flake near the top.

Description

Protection

Routes in The All Day Boulder