START AS LOW AS YOU CAN IN THE CAVE. MOVE UP ON CHALKED UP SLOPERS TO THE TOP WHERE IT EASES OFF. FINISH WITH A HIGH FOOT MANTLE.

Heavy Breathing

Fall Guy

Two Trashy Dykes aka OSCAR

Bad Music

Great problem and warm up for the area. Left hand on the arête. Right hand on a small sharp crimp. Right foot on the foot hold and left you kind of heel hook. Bump right hand up to the 3 finger pocket side pull looking hold. ( It was a crystal that busted out of place can't miss it. Don't use that crimp about head height. The sidepull is WAY better! High Feet however you can and throw for the dykes up top.

Wow. So this beautiful highball committing problem starts sitting on a crimp and moves up and slightly to the right of the middle of the " X " in the center face. Undercling/ Pinch the dyke with a high right foot. Left hand goes on a small crimp. Pull up and kneebar and cross your right hand through to a small but good hold above your left hand. Move your right foot over to the lover dyke and bring the left hand off the crimp to a sloper. Adjust and match onto the "Good-Looking hold" it is quite the opposite depending on how you get it. Either just throw for the lip from here which is pretty good or you can use a small sharp crimp for an intermediate. Grab the big dome up top and pull over. Slightly Overhanging, Holds right where you need them, Fun start and a scary landing make this a great problem in my opinion. Its really not bad if you have an attentive spotter. Don't shy away we all like two trashy dykes am I right!?

Corner problem and probably the most done problem on this boulder. Looks quite easy when you first glance at this problem. Good holds, chalked up and a sweet dyke pinch feature up top. Well this is one of THOSE problems that can shut you down or feel easy certain days. SDS move up to the corner jug and throw around the corner. Get feet established and balance up to grip the dyke pinches at the top.

THE HEAVY BREATHING BOULDER FACES THE TRASH CAN BOULDER ON THE DOWNHILL SIDE. LOOK FOR THE SMALL CAVE WITH CHALKED UP SLOPERS. THIS BLOCK IS HUGE AND HOLDS MANY FUN ROUTES AND ONE REALLY SCARY HIGHBALL-ISH PROBLEM PUT UP BY CHRIS HIRSCH IN 2014. LOOK FOR THE BEAUTIFUL CROSSING DYKES ON THE WEST FACE. (DOWN HILL SIDE).

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