Start with good feet, and reach for jugs! The crux is probably topping out, due to the small footholds. This is where I took a fall and badly sprained my ankle (hence the name).

Ben's Ankle

Muzzleloader

2 Flights

Staircase

Shadow People

Daddy Long Legs

Sunshine Daydream

Samson

Warm up Arete

Birdshot

Der Riese

Delilah

High Hopes

Winding Staircase

Elevator

Ravioli Ravioli

1944

Escalator

Overhung start with a sloper and pinch. Follow the horizontal finger crack, and mantle up to the slabby finish.

Climbs the center of the face. Start with some crimps and small footholds. Work your way up to some bigger, friendlier holds and top out.

This route is an extended version of Winding Staircase. Start with hands matched on a sloper, and make some moves until you reach the arete. Use the rail to traverse left into the start of Staircase. Reset your feet, and make some easy moves to the top.

Start with your hands on the big flake and walk your feet up the staircase! Top out however you want. I was tired and couldn't get it.

 

Sit-start with hands matched in the pocket. Reach up for some jugs, and make some moves up the arete to top out.

Starts on shelf, with feet in the small crack. Work your way up the face and top out.

Sit-start matched on a low jug. Make moves to the small crimps on the face, until you reach the juggy top out.

stand start. reach up, and mantle to the top!

Climb the right arete, up and around the corner. Avoid using the boulder next to it.

Start with hands matched in a crimpy pocket and good feet. Reach up to another crimp, and pull your way to the top.

Start on the big, juggy shelf on the right side of the wall. Traverse left, through the cruxy midsection using crimps and small footholds. Continue until you reach the start of Birdshot. Reach up to a few more crimps until you reach the top.

Start as low as you can on the right overhang. Reach to the lip above, then mantle to the top.

Fun, overhanging problem in the Staircase area. On the bottom right corner of the boulder, start with hands matched on the sloper. Make some moves to left until you reach the arete. Using the slopey shelves of the arete, PULL hard and top out.

Start with hands matched on the low shelf. Move up, and shoot your had into a nice pocket. Reset your feet, and make a few easy moves to the top.

Climbs up and right past the 1944 inscription.

Starts on the sloped shelf with awkward feet. Work up the arete, to the overhanging face. Set your feet, throw a heel, and top out.

10-20 ft sandstone / shale cliff on the east shore of Bruce Lake. Southwest facing. Nice sunset from the boulders, but don't forget you have to hike 2 miles back out! Potential for some nice overhanging problems, but mostly vertical / slight slab

 Note: This area is hard to access due to a 2 mile hike in, and is located in a protected state natural area. No camping is allowed. There is no mention of "no climbing", but please don't bolt or deface the rock in any way! Leave it better than you found it :)

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Routes in Bruce Lake Bouldering