This problem starts under the overhang in the large horizontal crack that splits the boulder. Traverse this crack from under the overhang to the left all the way to its end by the cliff side. Go up and top out from the arete closest to the cliff line wall. Great problem and a long problem for the area which isn't always a given.  

Squirts Traverse

Totter Roof

The Weigh-In Roof

Pocket Challenge

Opposite side from the approach. Starts right by the overhanging arete on the left. SDS and move up hitting the horizontal crack. From here move up to good jug holds in the next crack like feature. Mantle and your done. 

Classic! Starts low and works up until you can get the big pocket feature on the thin balancing rock. Heads straight up from here. Look for the huge gash pocket on the side of the boulder when coming towards the boulder. This problem starts below and works up into this feature and then to the top. 

SDS and move up on slopey crimps and pockets. About midway up expect long reaches to the next good holds. This problem is pretty hard for the grade in my opinion and a worthy climb to check out. 

This boulder is very unique for this area. It is one of the coolest looking boulders in the southern hills. Not your standard looking block. Look for a block that has another flat skinny boulder ontop balancing and leaning off ( creating a huge overhang). Many great problems exist on this boulder!

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Routes in The Teter Totter