One of the best V2 problems anywhere.   The climbing is steep, clean and continuous.

There do appear to be approximately seven key moves on this problem.

Sit start on a chalked rail at the right side of the boulder, all the way in the back of the overhang.  Start a series of steep reaches straight up.   The crux is probably at about the second reach, which may be a bit hard for V2.   But you do it right at the start before you are pumped or spooked.   Then several more V2ish moves to the top.

This boulder in general is pretty good and steep all around, offering about a half a dozen problems in the V1-V4 range, including traverses and the like.   The left side of the boulder isn't quite as aesthetic, mostly due to guano, but the climbing is still fine if you don't get hantavirus.

But the right side is where Seven Levels is at and  there is no guano - just nice stone.   Another good option from the same Seven Levels start is to work your way left and finish on Annihilator, an nice V1 up the center of the boulder.

Seven Levels of Purgatory

Go To a Happy Place aka Sloppy Seconds

Thunderstorm is Coming

All Vedauwoo bouldering is just slabby pebble pinching, right?  Think again.

Great problem!  Sit start on an overhanging jug, then work up with poor feet to a somewhat tricky crossover where you grab an undercling with your left hand.  Get set up and do a cruxy slap up over the lip.  Then follow the positive lip up and left until you can mantle up and over.

Great fun!

Another good and steep problem that start out on some nice granite huecoes and then tops out on crimps and slopers.

There is also another problem called Thunderstorm Escape just left of this that is supposed to go at V4, according to the book.  It is supposed to start at the same hueco but moves left instead of straight up. I have never been able to quite figure that one out.

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