This problem climbs the slabby side of the boulder at the entrance to the corridor and shares a few top holds with the Pyramantle problem next door.

Corridor Slab

Pyramantle

County Classic

Classic Crack

Corridor Crack

Corridor Slab Tunnel Variation

This problem is better than it looks. The beginning involves surmounting the tip of a triangular shaped bulge in the rock.  Then pull a spooky smearing move to get to the pointy top of the whole boulder.

The namesake problem and perhaps the best boulder problem in county! It combines some crack and face climbing up a tall boulder with a good landing.  The movement is fantastic and the top out is really fun and not as scary as you'd think. The crux is probably transitioning from the crack to the face down low.

A great liebacking problem with a heady topout. There's an optional sit start with one handjam in the wide part of the bottom of the crack.

This problem looks good and has decent movement, but is somewhat unsatisfying when climbed, perhaps because it's still cleaning up.  It starts with a right hand on the good hold in the crack down low and the left hand on an edge on the face.  Move up and left using the crack and good footwork to gain the jug when the crack meets the top of the boulder. Then throw a leg up high on the right and mantle. It's best when the top of the boulder isn't used for handholds to the right of where the crack reaches the top.

A fun variation to the corridor slab. Start with one hand on the arete at the end of the corridor and the other hand on a hold on the slab.  Climb left and around the protrusion of the other boulder and then join the normal corridor slab problem.

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Routes in County Classic Boulders