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"Driftwood" direct V6/7. Also known as the "Skinner Problem" and "Shark's Tooth." Starts on two tiny matched crimps at chest height. Gets slightly easier as you go, but scarier. Bring plenty of pads and spotters, as the shelf beneath is narrow and drops away.<br />


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Mar 13, 2009PhotoJason Halladay
Overview of boulder clusters. See separate sections for descriptions and photos of various problems.
Mar 9, 2009PhotoAnonymous User
This is a nice V2-ish variation on the easy/moderate wall at the western mouth of the corridor. The wall faces north, so tends to stay cool in the middle of the day. Landing is nice and flat.<br />The V6 illustrated in the previous photo is just to the left, around the corner.<br />There is a diagonal crack to the climber's right which offers some of the easiest (VB) climbing at U-mound, with an exciting topout for beginning highballers.
Feb 28, 2009PhotoJason Halladay
A very popular line. Get there early, as a queue tends to form.
Feb 25, 2009AreaMike HowardNM : Albuquerque Area Climbing : Foothills Bouldering : U-Mound : Warmup Boulders (AKA Brett ...