Funky right to left traverse into Lateralus. A few moves kind of reminded me of the Sit Down Traverse at Lincoln Woods. Basically sit start on a rail on the pyramid feature, reach out left to the sloping shelf, then grab the holds for Rustique and transition into the crack of Lateralus and finish as for that problem. I found the move into Lateralus to be quite fun.

Iso Burn

Wasting Time

Layback crack

4 pm Monter Donkey Show

Tall Crack

Cloud Drop

Droplet

Sour Flower

Claustrophobic Aerobics

Rustique

Hobbit Juice

Lil' Guy

Finger Traverse

Beginner's Crack

Latin Clings

Warming Ledges

Dinner with Mr Ocax

Vale of Shadows

Category 1

Lateralus

5 O'Clock Shadow

Chet Ubetcha

Good Night Irene

Ceci N'est Pas Une Roche

Sip of Sunshine

Robs roof

Milwaukee’s Best

Short Crack

Sit start the corner and take the easy ramps up the face.  If you follow the right arete up, instead of going up and left to the center of the face, you can get a bit more warmup value out of it.

A fun way to use the holds on the pillar crack on the right arete. Anybody ever tried it? Sit start as for tall crack. Move up both hands into the crack side pulls just above the starting jug. Find your feet and make a big move out right into a gaston on the lowest hold of the crack. Toe hook the jug starting hold and cross into the next hold above your right hand. Move your body to the right and finish up the arete to the top. 

My favorite boulder problem in the area. Start on two holds in cave. Find feet and move to a crystal edge. Make a big move to a jug on the lip and control the swing. Match hands and move right to a couple bad  bumps in a seam then bump to a incut edge and match. Reach to an undercling and stand up into it. Rest. Then move up the corner on tips lie-back to slab above.  

Sit start at the base of the obvious crack shooting straight up the block. Move straight up with some good, but crumbly and sharp locks. Look for good jugs on the right arete and top out.

Climb the pretty rails and overhanging face. Start sitting compressing the two verticle rails with the right hand on a good incut hold and left on the rail. Pull on, and work your way up to establish on the triangle shaped hold. From there pull up to the crimps in the upper face before moving to the jugs at the lip and pressing out the topout.

I have no clue if this has been done before, but I cleaned it off and did it the other day. It's a bit dabby, and the crux for me was not hitting anything. That said, the movement is really, really cool and I was pleasantly surprised by how good it is. Full disclosure, my shoulder scraped a pad on the last few moves, but this in no way made it easier, so I counted it. It's just one of those problems. Plus, who even knows if someone did this before me and I want people to go try it, so I'm listing it. It starts all the way to the right of Cloud Drop, climbs through a mini roof, and then transitions to the starting feet of Cloud Drop. It adds a solid 8 or more moves to the original problem, and utilizes the entire face. As far as the grade goes, it could be harder than 6-7. I'll have to go back and reevaluate the grade. Having a large wingspan (me) certainly will help. Would love for people to go try it out and let me know!

Start sitting on the arete with a left hand crimp and right hand on the arete, work up the arete to the top.

Great problem! Start low in the small cave. Left on a terrible pinch, right on a three finger edge. Utilizing a great toe jam and roof trickery, climb out of the cave to the nose of the boulder. Pull the roof on edges.

 Variation: Pretty much it’s own problem. Start on same holds. Climb out to the left on great holds and pull the roof with some difficulty. V5

Sit start as for Lateralus. Make one move up the crack and bust right using a crimp and wide pinch before an easy top out.

A long right to left traverse with the crux at the end. 

  Sit start on an odd horizontal pinch with your right with your left just below it. Pull on making strenuous loves left to the far arete.

Sit start with right hand on the big pinch and left below it, pull up to the crimp out left and work up the arete.

Sit start at the base of the obvious crack that shoots straight to the top of the block. Instead of chasing that crack move up and left to a good pod and a horizontal finger crack. Move left and finish on Short Crack.

A bit of a one move wonder off the ground, but the crack and rock are so good it's worth a burn even if you wish the rock was perched just a bit steeper than it is. Good fun and worth a burn during a Humphrey's circuit.

Stand start on two under clings at half height. Find a foot and climb to the top.

 While you’re up there sit start the route under the crescent crack and climb up. V0.

This crack has definitely been done before from the stand. Starting with hands in the jug at mid height. I did a pretty good sit start that makes it a fun boulder problem. It should be noted that I filled in the ankle breaking trench in front of the boulder to make the landing safer (with a pad). It probably made the initial pull easier, but I’m not looking to be injured. Sit start with left hand on a side pull at the bottom of the crack. Right hand in a small three finger pod in the low horizontal crack. Choose some feet, pull on, and move into a good jam in the crack. Move up and get hands into the horizontal crack at mid height. Get a high foot and dead point into the good hold in the horizontal crack at three quarters height. Top out on good holds at the lip. 

Sit start on the large flat edge in the corner under the roof.Move left to good hold and figure out how to tackle the roof above.

Climb the obvious crack from a sit start. THE classic warm up in the area. 

  Climb it.

Start on big Jug as for Vales but head up and right through big moves and good holds to a tricky mantel.

Sit start the left arete with a ramp for easy feet.  Move up the arete, place a heel, and shoot up to a nice dish next to the peak of the boulder.  Rock over the arete and top out.

Sit start in lowest horizontal. Make a move to a triangle pinch and rock up on a sloping heel hook. Needs cleaning since I sent it.

Sit down, press a foot up into a nice left-facing corner, put your hands up on the arete above. Move up the short arete until your hands reach the high point. I guess it's not V-easy if you top out (which I hope to do, one day).

 This is a fun problem for someone who rarely boulders outdoors. Short enough to allay any fears, easy enough to complete, hard enough to pose a little challenge.

A great left to right rising traverse. Sit start at the lowest point n the bolder with a knob for your left hand and with your right just next to it. Pull on and climb the rising lip to the right arete topping out around the corner on jugs.

Cool problem on the left side of the Humphrey’s Hollow cave. Start low on the left edge of the cave. Work your way up the edge and top out on a mossy ledge half way up the boulder.  Use tree to get off.

Felt hard might delete.....haha. Short little, three move, power problem on the right arete of the sip of sunshine boulder. Definitely not worth a special trip, but if you’re feeling strong and have some time to kill after work, give it a shot! The movement is great. Start with a left hand on the low block feature. I use a crimp in the back. Right hand on a crappy three finger dish thing to the right of the arete at about the same height. Right foot is low on a rail and left on anything that works out left. Pull on and core tension dead point to a sharp crimp just right of the arete. Lock off, and move left foot up, then throw out left to a good hold on the lip. Hold the swing then top out straight up.

Finger crack to a shelf with a jug above.

Perhaps the shortest bouldering approach in North Conway? 

  A plethora of high-quality granite blocks strewn below the cliff at Humphrey's. Ranging from V0 - Vhard, there are plenty of quality lines to occupy climbers of all abilities.

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