Sit start at the far left of the boulder using pockets for hands and low rails for feet. Move straight up into the far left end of the large upper crack on slopers. Traverse right using sloping lip for hands. Top out at the vertical crack.

Tail of the Whale (SDS)

Sweet Mouth

Short Nothings

Whale Blubber

Tail of the Whale (Stand)

The Eye

Ambergris

Sweet Nothings

Whale's Mouth

Whale Crack

Stand start at the far left end of the large upper crack on slopers. Traverse right using sloping lip for hands. Top out at the vertical crack.

Start with hands on the low thin seam right of the vertical crack. Traverse right along the seam to the good ledge. At the good ledge finish right on good holds. (Same top out as Whales Mouth)

Start at the good ledge that makes up the whales mouth. Go straight up the bulging prow using tough sloping dishes and finish the difficult mantle. (Same top out as Sweet Nothings)

Stand start in the middle of the juggy horizontal crack, left of the obvious vertical one. Go straight up to top out.

Start with hands on the low thin seam right of the vertical crack. Go straight up to high crimps on small seam. Use the sloper and nearby pocket, then reach to a mono crystal and top out the slopey lip.

Work your way up the center of the boulder starting on the side pull and undercling. Proceed directly up using side pulls, rail, and crack as would be done for Whale Crack.

Start with hands on the low thin seam right of the vertical crack. Traverse right along the seam to the good ledge. Go straight up the bulging prow using tough sloping dishes and finish the difficult mantle. (Same top out as Short Nothings)

Start at the far left of the good ledge that makes up the whales mouth. Smear feet and traverse right using pockets and slopers on the right corner to top out. (Same top out as Sweet Mouth)

Sit start at the far left of the boulder using pockets for hands and low rails for feet. Traverse right on horizontal crack, then go up the vertical crack to top out.

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Protection

Routes in The Whale Boulder