Start with left hand in a four-finger pocket and right on a nearby edge. Trend left on sloping edges into the start of Ball Dragon.

Ball Dragon Extension

Leather Face

Fiery

Blue Suede

Mouse Suicide

Leather Chaps

Red Velvet

Ball Dragon

The Golden Fleece

Mouse Trap

Plush

SDS with right hand in the four-finger pocket and left on a side-pull. Trend right on the sloping lip before topping out in the dirty dihedral.

SDS matched on the prominent rail. Climb the face and top out.

Start as for Marshmellow, but head left up the face with neat edges to a top out.

SDS with two crimps. Climb up and left through sloping rails and a few pockets, topping out as for Mouse Trap

Start as for Leather face, but head left through some slopers before topping out.

Stand start matched on an undercling crimp rail. A few tenuous moves lead to an improbable lock-off crux guarding a mellow top out. 

SDS matched on a sloper rail. Weave under the tree with similar features to a funky crux before the top out. Dabby.

SDS matched on a flake. Climb edges to what might be the best jug in all of Michigan. Top out.

SDS matched on a rail low on the left arête. Ride sweet edges on the epic refrigerator feature to the top out.

SDS on a sharp flake. Climb left through a few sloper rails before entering an exciting crux sequence with two sweet pockets. Top out. A quality, sustained line.

Second free-standing boulder encountered along old 41. This one holds a good concentration of lower grade climbs as well as a handful of classic moderates. It's a great spot to warm up.

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Routes in Boulder #1