On the west side of the boulder there are two seams leading up and left. Start with both hands on the lower one, feet on and pop to the upper seam with the right hand. Finger traverse left along the seam across the top of the overhanging face to the prow and top out as for Temperance. (The grade is a bit easier if you are tall enough to reach your feet all the way down to the big flake. Keep off it if you want to keep it pure and more pumpy) The name is from Treebeard

Hroom

Dana's Highball

Corner slab

Sit to the Crack

Flake Problem

Temperance

Leprechaun Hunt

Lick the Bag

Treehugger

Hroo?  (Hroom SemiDirect)

Sit to the Flake

Crimps Rule Everything Around Me

Fight The Right

Please Standup

Sponge Bob Squatpants

Use two small crimps to stand on lower block... Right toe in good jug, lean out on left crimp and fire right to good hold in seam. Topout straight up using vertical incut crimp. (Circus trick type of boulder problem)

Sit down on the left side of the arete on the low south west corner, feet on the crystals out left, right hand on the arete and left high on the good flake. Pull on and step the left through to the dish then heel hook with the right. Pop for the good hold up and right over the lip. Top out. Better and harder than it looks

Grab what ever you can to get your feet on and reach up for small "ear" hold, move up to cracks, reach for the top... You need to warm up on something...

On the left side of the south face, sit start below and left of the short vertical crack, left hand pinching the mini arete, right where you wish. Pull on, bump or go all the way into the crack. Top out. You can make an eliminate variation avoiding the crack and using the face holds to its left.

On the trail side, below the bridge tree, is a nice big right facing sidepull at head height. Use it to pull on, adjust your feet and move out right to a good edge in the seam. Top out just right of the tree bridge. 

The left arete of the tall overhanging north side. Sit down under the arete with your right hand  on a good edge and left pinching the arete (double pad if you wish if you are short). Work up the arete until you can pop for the good hold in the seam running across the top of the nose. Top out. The upper flake has not been reinforced, so try not to be too brutal with it.

2 crimps to start.  Move up and left using tricky foot beta.  Finish right of crack

The arete under the melding tree. Stand start-V5 with your left hand on the good edge and your right around the arete on the sharp crimp flake. Use your personal beta to move up the arete and top out just left of the tree. For the Sit Down - V7, start with your left hand on the same edge, right on the low crimp or make it even harder by starting with both hands on the low flake, and move into the stand. The very low sit start is maybe a grade harder.

Same as Hroom, but half way out the traverse head straight up where a little vertical seam is, using a good sidepull pod in it (same finish as Leprechaun Hunt).

In the middle of the trail side, below the tree bridge, is a large right facing sidepull at face level (the Flake Problem) Sit sown and to the left of it, right hand on an undercling, left high on a sharp hold. The big semi-detached flake at the base is on for your feet. Pull on and pop your left up to another sharp flake, adjust feet and pop again for the big sidepull. Finish as for the Flake. 

Sit start as for treehugger sit and traverse right across very sharp crimps and finish flake problem. Lucy has the FA so problem is more around V9+

Start left hand on the highest hold on the arete on temperance and right on the lousy sidepull that appears to be whats left from a broken left start hold of leprechaun hunt and dyno to crack in prow. Harder to get setup for the dyno than the dyno itself.

Same start as Hroom.  Climb straight up to slabby finish.

Start (squated) on small crystal crimps in seam to the lower right of Hroom. Use start holds to gain small dish to the lower left of good flake with big right hand first move work hands over till you can reach good flake and work right to top on slab over Dana's HB

Somehow local climbers have been walking or riding by this boulder for years without seeing it even though it is only five minutes up a main trail from Rt 165. Luckily when Dana Seaton and I were out hunting for boulders, while I ran into the woods to check out a boulder that turned out to be 5 feet high, he walked ahead a few hundred feet, stopped and caught sight of it down in a rhododendron hollow.   About 14 feet tall at the high point, there is climbing all around, with two really good routes on the overhanging aretes. Most of the routes are fairly fingery, so bring your crimping strength. If you have the time, It might not be a bad idea to warm up somewhere else nearby (like the Roadside Wall or at the Hudson Boulder on the way in)

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Routes in The "Found" Boulder