First rule of Spite Club is we don't talk about Spite Club. This boulder is awesome! This one can be a bit of a scary fall if you biff it near the top. Bring spotters and bring pads! Start off immediately with hand-fist stacks and scooch on through. There is only one correct way to face, can you figure it out?

Spite Club

Luciferin

Mighty Mouse

I Scream Baller

Plan B

Snooze You Lose

Rat Trap

Slim Jim

Anal Intruder

Furry Pie

Anal Flare

Lick My Split

(don't tell the admins, it's not an offwidth!)

Splitter tight hands start leads to off fingers, fingers, and then a few tight hands pods in a right-leaning crack. Fun finger and tight hands training!

Downclimb the route to get down.

Invert offwidth at its finest. Stack your way to glory and sand.

Downclimb the route to get back to earth.

A perfect invert offwidth boulder for those trying to get into the style. Just a few moves of inverting followed by a quick and dirty pivot. Grab the jug, stand on the ledge and feel mighty!

Wide, wiggle, and wobble your way woefully wupward.

Large boulder starting with perfect 4's. The higher you climb, it gradually widens up.

This boulder is the hardest of the bunch so far. Find two boulders leaning against each other, creating a mini cave. Start all the way in the back and wrestle your way up and on top. Sounds simple, it's not. Have fun figuring it out.

Like a rat in a trap! This boulder starts as a hand crack and quickly goes to fists, then stacks.

It's a great boulder to teach people how to do offwidth technique. I did a few calf lock moves to get through the crux.

Downclimb Mighty Mouse to reach the ground again.

(Please leave the rat skeleton where it is, it's really cool and I want other people to see it)

This one is behind Anal Flare. Not like your every other invert, this one is a bit tricky. Once you figure it out, it's quite easy. Watch your back and head on this one spotters!

Maybe 100' up the hill from the Anal Flair, where two boulders lean against each other. A great first invert. Possible to climb without inverting, but definitely harder. Also, the grade is easier if you can get a fist to start. If you can't, then maybe V2.

This route is on the same boulder as Spite Club, but on the opposite side! It looks ugly, but it's super fun! Start with a weird invert and flip into a hand slot, traverse out, invert again off the hand jam, and then flip into scary, but solid chimney moves to the top. If you fall after you've inverted for a second time, you might be looking at a broken ankle. Bring spotters and pads!

This boulder was on of the first to be established on the Invert Offwidth Boulder Circuit. They were discovered by Mary Eden and Matt Farrell for climb purposes, but I'm sure were gazed upon by the many people hiking along the Cable Arch Trail. This is a great boulder for learning how to invert....depending on your size. If you are small, it'll be V0 but if you are larger, it's closer to V3 grade. Crux is squeezing your thigh through the pinch, don't worry, you'll see it.

This boulder surprisingly wasn't established until 2017! This thing is big and beautiful and right next to the road. A bit of a sandbag for the grade, start of with fist-hand stacks and bump until you can flip up. Really try hard to not fall here. The ground is at a bit of a down hill and there are some pretty uncomfortable boulders under the pads. Bring a lot of spotters and pads if you are new to the offwidthing thing.

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Routes in Invert Offwidth Boulder Circuit