Type: Boulder
GPS: 21.3245, -157.84655
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Phil Chai on Jul 4, 2014
Admins: 20 kN, Justin Ridgely

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Fun arete problem. From a sit start, use the jug start at the bottom left portion of the Highball Boulder. Hit the positive sloper-edge, and then move into a series of pinches and crimps before moving the 2 consecutive small jugs near the top. Crux is finding the feet to be able to smear and step off throughout the sequence. ***You can bail out before the top out by traversing to the left just before the final jug; however, this route becomes a V1-2 if you do so.***
Another note, the landing has a large rock at the base; carry AT LEAST 3 pads to safely climb this route especially if you're not familiar with it.

Location Suggest change

15-20 seconds down the trail from the parking lot, located on the left hand side.

Protection Suggest change

Minimum 3 pads

Description Suggest change

Fun arete problem. From a sit start, use the jug start at the bottom left portion of the Highball Boulder. Hit the positive sloper-edge, and then move into a series of pinches and crimps before moving the 2 consecutive small jugs near the top. Crux is finding the feet to be able to smear and step off throughout the sequence.

Location Suggest change

15-20 seconds down the trail from the parking lot, located on the left hand side.

Protection Suggest change

Minimum 3 pads

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