Same start as B-Cup, but go up to the pinch with your right hand instead. Use a toe hook to pull a rose move to the top.

Rose Gold

Fightin' Words

Bourbon Shooter

Puddin Pops

Shoot at the Hip

The Lemon of Pink

Stand Up to the Right

Jump for Jesus

Avant Gardener

Suede

Abra

Light as a Feather

Ol' Glory

Full Grain

Have It

Presto

Tabernacle

Stand Up to the Left

Bill Cosby

Climb the improbable, technical highball arete. 

Start low, with right hand at the end of the pockety feature, and left hand on pinch. Huck for the lip, then mantle.

Start low with left hand in a two finger pocket and right hand on a pinch. Huck to the lip and mantle.

Start sitting down, climb up on good holds.

Start low, with right hand on the arête, left hand on anything you can grab. Stand up to a small left hand crimp, get a higher right foot and shoot for the lip.

A tall slab with a little dyno with decent holds.

Start on a side pull around head height, get a smear and pull up to a bad right hand side pull. Hand-foot match, and stand up.

Start on two opposing crimpy side pulls, dyno to the lip and top out.

Climb up tall featured slab. The crux is at the beginning.

A slab problem using the right arête of the Full Grain boulder.

The slab along the arete to the left of Presto. This is also the (scary) downclimb for Presto.

Start in the middle left of the face, then work your way up and to the left to the arête using crimps.

Start towards the bottom left of the slab, hand(s) in a slopey dish. Continue straight up the slab until the crux at the lip, don't slip!

You better keep your core tight if you want to finish this one. Have It starts with your left hand in a pocket and right on the arête. Work your way up the arête using smears and balance. The finish move is the crux.

Begin a few feet to the right of the arete. Climb up the slab face using good feet and a crimp near the top. Arete is off.

Start on high ledge, pull move into large flake and climb up.

Climb the finger crack that splits the face like an exponential decay function through a graph. Sit start low on the crack and finesse your way up with toe jams, gastons, and laybacks.

For this problem you're going to start on the left bigger hueco on the big slab face. Once you have your hands in it, start traversing left and up to a committing last move.

Start matched on the large hole, move out left to the arete, and top out.

A collection of boulders with a variety of different styles of problems, from a dyno to a fingercrack to slabs and more.

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Routes in R: Jump for Jesus Area