To the left of the slab of "Sugarbush you will see the dihedral feature. Stand start anywhere you can reach. Paste up a high foot over the lip, pull on, and ride that sweet dirty dihedral all the way to glory. While youre up there, clean some feet for the homies.

Maple Dihedral

Henry's Hot Hot Honey (Buns)

Sugar High

Sugarbush

Sketchy landing but good climbing!

 To the left of the nose of the roof, walk onto the close block at the blunt arete corner (to the direct right of the blank section). Stand start with a left foot on a chip at the lip, left hand on a low undercling at the lip, right hand on a side-pull.

 Post up and blast to the rail above. Get over your feet and follow up to bigger ledges and take it to the easy top.

At the front nose of the boulder look in the "Mouth" on the vertical face below the second roof find the lowest of the two rounded crimps. That is the starting right hand, and low on the arete just above the low roof find the rounded crimp rail for your left. Compress and pull on a heel to start. 

 Follow more crimps up the face and once at the crimp nugget up high, toss left to trend into the big nose and top out over the arete point to finish.

Pretty damn sweet.

 To the far right of the big roof look under the roof for the long ledge with the crimp rails and crack slots. Follow it back to the huge detached block and start low matched there. Ride crimps and slots to the right to the edge of the roof and the jug there. 

 Toss left onto the face to either the big chunk brick or knobs higher. Climb directly up the tall technical slab to top out.

A section of usually wet, cave-like, overhung, eroded and low cliff line. Almost always shady and was used as a trash-dump in the past. Holds here tend to be sharp to near razor blade in nature, so bring plenty of skin. Fun stuff if you only have a few minutes to get out and crank hard. This is a formation of rock that creates an "overhead-like feature" similar to that which you would find when standing under an artificial or man-mad roof (think: home, garage, or business type of building), only this is made of 100 percent pure, natural rock and sticky sweet maple.

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Routes in Maple Boulder