Circumnavigate this round boulder in a full 360 traverse. Super fun, and on certain portions is perfect for beginners but the crux is in the rear when you lose sight of your feet and it gets a bit technical. Super fun, solid traverse.

Globe Trodden

Up the Corner and Around the Bend

Ponder the Orb

Hold My Pocket

I'm A Big Boy Now

Sensei's Only

(Funny Problem Name)

Just Go Up

Easy Peasy

Sit Start My Heart

Jugs Dot Com

Finger Board

Up Downs

Sugar Cookie

Fun little sit start. Start with hands matched on a big dish with feet pressed against low wall; spring up to grab sandstone pillar; use dishes to pop up to standing, then proceed vertical, grabbing a hidden pocket around left, then climb to top out. Super fun if sequenced right and great for beginners.

Super fun problem with a lot of sick holds but super hard to find; don't even know how to explain locating it properly. Start on the outside low and swing around the corner to traverse upwards with sick jugs the whole way.

Nothing too hard, sit start low right, finish high left, mounting the lip to top out. Good for beginners. (I know there are no orbs ok, please stop harassing me and my family)

The main beta is to stay straight verticle on the problem because if you treat it like a layback it turns into a V2.

High Ball boulder but has my favorite holds I've ever encountered in all my years of climbing. Beautiful red rock, with slight choss: DO NOT GO OFF OF DEVELOPED ROUTE, COULD RESULT IN FALL AND DEATH

Two variations, start left side and go straight up or for the more enjoyable smooth variation start low right and gradually work your way up diagonally. You will encounter the holds I have included pictures of; again, just some of the most incredible solid holds I've ever encountered in nature.

Even if you don't top out, this boulder is a true pleasure to climb and swing around on. One of my favorite boulders I have ever climbed.

This one is hard and I hate it. Beta is easy to figure out, start low left and go up right.

Super fun one, I love this problem and it's perfect for beginners. Sit start low left, swing up to some solid jugs and top out high right to stand on a great vantage point of the whole area.

Sketchy problem but super fun and high risk/reward. Start on right side of overhang, then traverse left and up with a gnarly final dyno to top out on a solid shelf. Hand holds prior to dyno may not be obvious pockets on the left face. Fall here without some serious pads and/or spotters and it could be pretty bad.

Super slabby easy boulder with a tree for some support; I have all my brand new climbing students start on this problem because it's super easy. Go right with your back to the tree and up to top out on some solid slightly slopey grabs up top. Downclimb is on the backside of the boulder.

Super fun jug traverse on the backside of the Big Boy Boulder. Start low right and traverse high left. Pretty easy but could be a sketchy fall.

This is a right to left or left to right traverse with a wide variety of single-finger pockets to mess around on. Good clean boulder with an easy approach, great for first-time climbers to get comfortable on because it stays low the whole time.

Fun climb on the back of the Just Go Up Boulder. Start low, using handholds mainly on the arete and popping up to some sweet jugs; finish with a sick top out. Careful on the downclimb, it's treacherous; best way we accomplished it was pad stacking and jumping off.

Super fun but sandy traverse from high left to low right or vice versa. You'll probably need a brush to clean this one since it's usually pretty dusty but most of the holds are super solid so it's fun to monkey around on.

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Routes in Thunderbird Garden