SDS on the slopey low angled arete on the right side of the boulder, follow the arete up and left to the slopers at the top right of the boulder and mantle to finish

Chris Hill's Arete

Left Arete

Tricerahops

Stand start with a foot on a low small foot jib and deadpoint /dyno up to the one good small edge at the top of the boulder...get your balance, double on the edge and finesse the mantle onto the upper mossy slab to top out. Super fun problem!!!

If you reach out left and use the left arete to top it out, basically the same as the problem Left Arete, then it bumps the grade down to a V1-2.

Squat/SDS on the left side of the boulder on a shelf, move right on good small foot edges, follow the arete up until it becomes the backside lip of the boulder and mantle onto the mossy low angled slab at the top. For full value, avoid using the starting shelf for your feet, or use it and bump the grade down to a V0...if you bail and move left onto the shelf instead of topping it out onto the mossy slab, it becomes a Vb.

Chris Hill's Arete

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Routes in Chris Hill's Arete Boulder