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Blake Workman trying too not be Obtuse. DescriptionThis boulder is to the Northeast of the large, prominent spire on the South side of Mt. Baldy. Look for a large Ponerosa Pine on the South side of the boulder, near a crack running up and right which hosts the boulder's namesake "Obtuse" (V6), a slopey, awkward problem. There is a large deadfall to the south of this boulder. Getting ThereSee South Mt. Baldy access directions, the picture, and the description above to find this boulder. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for The Obtuse Boulder:
Left Isosceles V1 Boulder, 14 feet
Obtuse V6 Boulder, 10 feet
Isosceles V7 Boulder
Featured Route For The Obtuse Boulder
 "Obtuse" starts to the right of the tall Ponderosa Pine in front of the boulder. Start with your left hand on a far away sidepull, right on a pinch in the crack. Both feet go to the right of the crack. Stand strong on the feet and reach high with the left hand to the sloper. Pop your right hand up the crack, then move the left hand onto a higher sloper. Heel hook and move your right hand onto another bad sloper, then pull up to a jug. The landing on this problem is excellent....[more] Browse More Classics in SD
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