Type: Boulder, 12 ft (4 m)
GPS: 40.65117, -111.80595
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Aurora LaPorte on Apr 20, 2026
Admins: Drew B, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane, Nathan Fisher
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Sit start in the cave on the leftmost side of the boulder, but instead of going up and topping out, go sideways to your right until you reach the left side of the crack on the "Say no to crack" route. Pretty juggy but not a lot of good footholds (it's slippery). Probably a V2 but for the majority of the route, if you fall you might roll down the hillside as it's on a steep angle, so send or descend!

Location Suggest change

Walk on the main path towards the City Rock area past Pete's Rock. It is the first big boulder on the hillside to your left. If it helps, there is a stretch of the main trail for the Mt. Olympus hike that goes right over the top of this boulder, but doesn't fully connect to it. 

Once you're standing in front of Old Pin Boulder, with your back to the road, walk to the leftmost cave for the sit-start.

Protection Suggest change

3 crash pads (it's a wide boulder) or 1 crash pad and a spotter who will keep moving the pad as you go

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The middle section of the route. You can't really see how steep the hillside is with the crash pad, but it's pretty much a 45 degree angle all the way down.
The middle section of the route. You can't real…
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