Type: Boulder, 20 ft (6 m)
GPS: 36.62727, -81.48103
FA: Aaron James Parlier
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Shared By: Aaron Parlier on May 23, 2011
Admins: Shawn Heath, Aaron Parlier
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-such a great line!-
When looking at the main huge expansion of overhanging boulder awesomeness that is the Olympus Boulder, you will notice that it is actually made up of two huge boulder blades.

This problem climbs up the crack, mainly using the left arete, but all hand and foot holds are on. Top out by trending left to continue out the left arete. Top out at the apex of the front, top point of the left boulder face.

-Jay, thanks for bringing this to my attention, this really is a wonderful way to climb this and I'm glad to have it on here!

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When looking at the main huge expansion of overhanging boulder awesomeness that is the Olympus Boulder, you will notice that it is actually made up of two huge boulder blades.

This problem climbs up the crack

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