Climb crack at frog boulder from left to right all the way around until the jug.  Pull for crimp up and right. Long move. Top out. This basically climbs frog boulder backwards.

Frog Boulder Reverse

16oz Guinness Draught

Warm Up Slab

Frog Boulder

Spotlight (Midway)

Cool Down

Marietta Mantle

Highball Wall

Start on the hold at the bottom right and work along the crack until you can throw for the lip at the top and climb up.

Short and stout! V3 or maybe V4 if there were more than two hard moves (but don’t under estimate the top out). Follow the arete up to the lip and then traverse right and out. The top may need some clearing (on the FA I scrached through some vines).

There are three good slab options just left of Marietta Mantle. The would be V2 at the hardest variation. I use them to warm up for attempts on Chisel. Just a fun way to get warmed up and moving at the start of a session. Watch out for the bushy top outs.

This problem goes straight up the middle of a large triangular boulder that stands alone on the trail. The holds are crimps and slopers with terrible feet.

 Original Line starts low mid face, left side rock off, and can either top out left or right at the prow.

 v9 was the grade given

On the other side of the formation of the warm up slabs and highball wall is a super fun easy boulder. Just don’t use the hillside (that’s called hiking). Slightly slopey top.

This nice boulder starts on the left side of the overhang above the the trail. It traverses right to jugs (two of them). Then comes the high mantle crux. The trail below is in a deep groove in the the rock. This makes for a bad 13ft fall if you were to slip off the mantle.

Good High ball options below below the Marietta Mantle. Nothing too far beyond 5.8. Seems to take a while to dry after a rain.

String of boulders and a cliff face between Mangler Area and Rays on the River.

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Routes in Ray's on the Rocks Area