Start sitting at the obvious foot ramp about 8 feet to the left of the prominent, juggy, starting hold used for both the I. Golden Arete and Cokes and Smokes. Climb straight up matching on a crimp bar then head a little bit left eventually getting to the rising, juggy ramp.

G. Coke

L. Minotaur

A. Weetamoo Arete

J. College Boy

F. Weetamoo Jump

E. Dog Leg Crack (Stand)

B. Cold Fusion

D. Dog Leg Crack (SDS)

I. Golden Arete

C. Fusion

Golden Swell

H. Cokes and Smokes

M. Curry

K. The Swell

N. Sad Punk

Starting in the middle of the main face of the Weetamoo Boulder, use the block as a springboard to catch the ledge ~8 feet off the ground and a few feet right of the Dog Leg Crack. Then campus or smear as you work up right along the big ledge.

This is the first problem on the short wall that you see coming from the Elephant Boulder. Start sitting under the impressive bulge all the way to the right on the Weetamoo Boulder with a crimpy left crescent and a bad, right undercling. Don't use the big fin for your feet. Slap right up bald arete and try to get left hand to the huge sidepull/undercling feature. Climb straight up with the aid of a right crimp and top out. The stand start was done by Bob and is V5 while the sit start was added by Pete and goes at V7.

Squat start on farthest left side of boulder on two closely divots/edges. Move up and right along the arete to finish at the same point as Fusion.

Start sitting on the short wall about 6 feet left of The Swell at the corner with a set of small crimps. Get a left heelhook up onto the good feature and throw left hand to the sloper on the lip. Stick that and move right finishing on the face.

Stand start using the 1/4 pad crimp rail for your left and a right hand in the crack. Climb up, and top out. The first ascent of the stand is unknown.

Cold Fusion is a less painful version of Fusion with different moves at a more moderate grade. Stand start with left hand on knob on the face left of the Fusion crack and right hand crimping the Fusion seam. Step up, and throw for the left arete! Fun!

Sit start in a left-trending seam about 6-7 feet left of the dead obvious, dog leg crack. Make a few moves up that seam before heading right and joining the dog leg crack. Climb up and top out. The stand start has been done by many people and is V5, but the first ascent of the stand is unknown.

Start sitting matched at the 3 foot level on the prominent, juggy feature attached to the far right side of the long wall. Climb up and right to the slopey arete. Bump your left hand up on a series of marginal holds on the face and your right hand up the arete. Go for the big, flat hold at the top. Classic!

Sit start in the left-trending seam on the far left side of the long wall on the Weetamoo Boulder. Move left up to a good hold and then make several really crimpy, powerful moves with marginal feet eventually getting a high gaston and topping out.

Golden Swell is a good link-up to add to the Weetamoo Circuit.

 Start as for Golden Arete, and trend right with a decent shoulder move to join the topout for The Swell. It includes a couple unique and fun powerful/technical moves not found on either of the originals and accordingly feels a little harder than both. This is really fun for the grade, get after it.

Start sitting on the prominent jug attached to the far right side of the long wall (same starting hold as Golden Arete). Traverse low and left to the starting holds of Coke and then finish as for Coke. Whitey scored the second ascent of this problem.

Start on jugs and climb up the right arete to a deceivingly tricky topout.

Start sitting on the steep wall about 5 feet left of Minotaur matched on an obvious, giant, flat feature sticking out of the wall. Using the pedestal for feet, move slightly left and up making use of a big, right undercling/pinch in order to get to the sharp, horizontal crimp. Eventually get a left hand sloper and a crimpy, right sidepull, lockoff, and go big for the top. The first ascent was flashed back in the day.

Climb the short, left- leaning arete from a full sit.

A classic boulder with pure lines. Problems are arranged alphabetically starting with the far left end of the boulder.

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