Type: Boulder, 13 ft (4 m)
GPS: 39.65079, -105.18679
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Tal M on Jun 30, 2020
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC
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Currently I am leaving the information blank for a bit, because somebody undoubtedly has climbed this neat feature before. If you have info on it, please provide it - though we saw no chalk nor any cleaning to lead us to believe it gets climbed much.

This one feels like it came straight out of a bouldering comp. Climb the crescent feature left of the arrowhead arete straight up and to the left, following the curve of the crescent using underclings and edges (do not use the crack, that is the V2 problem). Find a good edge up high, and figure out your crux topout of choice - this can be done burly and dynamic or very thoughtful and balancey. Watch out for hitting your head on the roof of the arete behind you.

This seems like a bit of a squeeze job, but we found it to be significantly more enjoyable than either of its direct neighbors.

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It is climber's left of Arrowhead Arete, the obvious crescent feature.

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1 or 2 pads. A spotter might be nice if you blow the topout.

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Follow the curve of the crescent feature, staying away from the crack (V2 problem to the right) and just using good edges and underclings. Top out just left of where the rocks join.
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