This tall climb is a right start variation of Flying Solo. Begin with small edges and throw for a bad sloping shelf then work out left to the jug on Flying Solo and finish with that climb.

Named after a nasty digger I took from the very top and landed in the mud and flowing water.

Rolling in the Mud

Go East

Nelson

Flying Solo

Drake

This is Easy?

Brushfire

King of Cling

Small Bar

Pad Thai

There is a great start hold about 7 feet off the ground.  Big throw to a good jug then work your way up.  Super fun highball!

Common crimpy start then a small left undercling to right crimp high above.

-This is a great climb if you like crimpers.

This problem has two hard moves, including a couple slopers.  Start on two decent crimps and go up and left.

This is a sit start on a jug and a rail. The climb continues up and to the left, into the crack.  This is a highball problem but the second half is easy.

Start on micro crimpers under the obvious undercling.  Use the undercling to traverse right then continue up the feature and crack.

-Same start as King of Cling but go strait up to the highest point on the rock.  Above the undercling jug, there is a really good right hand side pull.

This face climb starts with small holds and seemingly decent feet. That is, until you try and use them. Some of the rock below is a little flakey but the bits you can use are solid.  Don't assume it's over at the lip... insecure friction and bad feet to the top.

Rolling in the Mud

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Routes in Library Boulder