"Start on main face with left on top of the rounded fracture. Throw right and head up. Exit through the chimney for the V3 finish." Minnesota River Valley Bouldering

The Claw

None Chuck

Wet Bottom

Fists of Fury

Soiled Bottom

This line is characterized by a thin seam that traverse where two large roofs meet. The initial sequence is fun and fluid. Sit start low on the right angling crack, and traverse the seam right. Then summon the strength of Bruce Lee to transition to the arete.

This line requires that you climb this slightly overhanging mass composed of numerous blocks. Sit start on the top of the hill. Make a powerful move off the ground and then its fun positive holds all the way to the top.

This is a tall and technical slab climb. The route is divided in the middle by a horizontal crack that is great for both your hands and your feet. The crux leaving this position of comfort and edging you way up to the lip.

A classic low angel slab. Edge your way up the blank face on small crystal edges. Half way up the face there is a horizontal crack that provides a momentary break before you have to resume edging up, and up, and up!

The Bruce Lee Wall is the first of the large boulders you will encounter from the trail. The left side of this block is defined by a double overhang; whereas, the right face is vertical and defined crack that veers right. The overhang has a very level landing, but the right face is located above a rocky hill - be careful to pad uneven landings with care!

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Routes in Bruce Lee Wall