Start left on a sloping shelf, and work right through a cool ledge feature, topping out up a sequential shield, awesome movement!

Fortune and Glory

The Spider Dojo

Snake Eyes

Unnamed V4

Dr. Jones

Unnamed V3

Steel Head

Slug Bucket

Unnamed V2

The Pharaoh

Temple of Hank

The Art of Zen

Start on some gastons just right of the right side arete of the boulder. continue up the arete using sparse holds on the face to eventually reach the top of the triangle. Top out.

Start way back in the little cave on the farthest jug on the left (often slimy). Work out a jug shelf to some tough compression moves getting over the bulge. Juggy top out.

Start down and right on the lowest jug. Work up and left through a series of jug and sloper shelves to top out at the arete all the way on the left.

Fun little powerful problem. Often referred to as "That undercling problem" because of the powerful first move to an undercling. Start with a bad right hand crimp on the arete, and a left hand side pull crimp way down low. Throw a series of powerful moves to the lip generally following the arete, and top out.

Start matched on the far right small crimp rail. Work left past some sharp holds with bad feet and high tension heel hooks. Use the arete all the way on the left to top out.

Start on small crimp left of the main arete with good foot. Make hard reach to good rail, then hike your feet up and continue to the top.

Start on the same hold as "Temple of Hank", the sloping jug on the far left side of the boulder. Power straight up through some committing moves on holds that take some skin, with a balancy move just before the lip.

Direct start to Fortune and Glory. Start on two sidepulls below the cool ledge feature. The left hand is almost always wet and slimy. Work up to the ledge/ rail feature, then finish up Fortune and Glory.

A great problem, but very height dependent, and poor rock quality. Start at the base of the block, and use compression to get to the obvious jug shelf on the left. Bail onto that shelf if you don't want a high top out, or continue to the top for the full problem.

Begin on the same hold as "Steel Head", and work right, beginning with a big move. Power through sloping ledges and some big moves to be rewarded with a juggy top out.

Start as far back as you can in the roof like overhang on a jug (your feet might be over the river). Work through great jug shelves to a reachy crux just below the lip. Easy top out.

Some fun boulders of good quality for Ohio climbing. A small but dense area of boulders ranging in difficulty from V0 to V9 (currently, potential for harder problems). Most problems get shade in the morning, and sun in the afternoon.

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Routes in Viaduct Park Bouldering