Type: Boulder, 12 ft (4 m)
GPS: 39.14324, -108.75435
FA: Jared Nelson
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Shared By: Jared Nelson on Nov 26, 2022
Admins: Jesse Zacher, Bradley Mark Edwards, N R, Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC
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There is potential for a lower sit start (I couldn't get my butt off the ground, but I think would make it V4).

I started on a good left hand undercling and with my right hand on a sharp knob. Next, move your left hand to an incut. Get your right hand to an even sharper, good hold. Move your left hand into a deep jug. There is a great right foot toe jam. Move your right hand into the same jug or bump to a good sloper. Hit a right hand crimp. Set your feet up, and hit a right hand gaston. Lock off, and hit a good right hand horn (this is solid now, but might break in the future). From here, it is easy going to the top on good jugs.

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From the Mud Pile Boulder, go towards the boulder. Go around to the west-facing 'backside'. You will see some rock apart of the landing and a steep face by a smaller block holding up the boulder.

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Pad(s) - I climbed with one, but a spotter would have been great.

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Another look at the line. <br> <br> The circle down arrow is a possible lower sit start that would make for a V4. It is a great undercling - it was just hard to pull up on for me.
Another look at the line. The circle down ar…
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The line!
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