Peanut Boulders Climbing

Due to the short approach, good landings, and variety of problems, the Peanut Boulders have some of the best bouldering on Mount Lemmon. Tyler McMillen's out of print "Tucson Bouldering" only says, "many boulders, few worthwhile problems. Not recommended". After closer inspection the area in fact contains quality problems covering a range of grades. Given it's proximity to the Catalina Highway it is quite surprising how little evidence of climbing there is in this area, some odd bolts and a few epoxied holds.
Route names are given here to help simplify organization and navigation. There is no intention to claim an unrightful FA. Any additional background on the climbing history here is encouraged.
The post-fire landscape is fairly open with easily negotiable brush. Please do your part to limit the impact on this area while new plantlife gets established.
As is the case with almost every area on Mount Lemmon, season and temperature have a great impact on the conditions here. The rock quality can vary from bullet to junk. Many problems are suspect to crumbs, but usually not enough to be a deterent.