Climb through the cool looking zig zag crack system

The Lightning cracks

Vector Days

Fisting

Bigfoot Traverse

Bigfoot

Extra Cheese

Greenhouse

Turtle traverse

Knob Job

Jump Start Thing

For My Children's Children

Sit start on a pair of crimps. Work up the face making interesting moves on sidepulls and gastons.

Nice crack with a variety of jams available.

Start matched on the right-facing scoop jug and head up.

Start on Bigfoot, traverse the crack left.

Start on jugs in the horizontal crack. Go up the arete to the right.

Climb through the tall flaring crack to the left of the dihedral

Climb subtle edges and crystals up the face. 

This problem might not be much to look at, but it's actually quite fun.  Very hard V6 in my opinion.  It takes some effort to work the beta out, there's some funky moves on this one. 

  Start matched on the big black sloper on the left side of the boulder.  Move into the obvious sidepull to the right, avoiding the holds on the lip.  Use some combination of brute strength and technique to keep moving right, and make a big move out right to a sloper on the lip.  Top out when you can.

Dyno to the lip followed by a mantle for the finish

Sit start on low end of arete with right heel hook. Work your way left up the arete. Crux has two parts: first moving to the large outcrop approximately half way along the route, second part is turning the outcrop to a mantle move.  

  I first climbed this in November 2014. It isn't listed in Sandstone Warrior (Matt Bliss) but may or may not be the FA.

Cluster of boulders right off the trail, with some good slabs, cracks and traverses, from V1-V6.  This is one of the closest areas to the parking lot.

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Routes in C: The Front Range