Middle Crux, nice top out. Starts with match on sloper top out in the same place as DISVG or go for the higher top out.See 2nd variation ( see pictures) that tops out higher

Airbags and Crashpads

Norton's cyn

Das Ist Schnee Von Gestern

Full Bodied

Sherry

Top Rack

Port

Cyn city

Aged Five Years

Aged Five Years Sit

Fass hersteller

Start with a poor left hand dish and a right hand pinch. Make a tricky move with bad feet to the good crimp. Finish as per Aged Five Years. Doesn't add much to the climb in terms of difficulty, but it's definitely worth a try after doing the stand

It is a slab route with a very high left foot start. 

Crux is at the middle and topping out. You're going to have to brush and chalk the rail due to the recently disturbed top soil.

Best knee bar in the surrounding area. Unnecessary but a fun add.

From sit start, move to jug finish above the sit start.Best route for pictures.2nd variation( Late Harvest ): from the sit start, move to the crimp just to the right of top rack. Top out near full bodied

Start low work your way up to the ledge. Match heel (red dot) to hand and reach up

Start sitting below Norton's cyn on under cling and crimp. Find usuable feet then travel either left as of the beta picture or finish on Nortons cyn grades are the same.

The crux is the upper sloper and hitting the top out hold.

   The Dutzow Boulder is sandstone and the main trail side boulder visible during the summer months. It has been visited and re-visited through time by climbers walking the tracks and then biking down the trail. Names were never given to the random ascents, that I know of through the years, but the trail side boulder and sandstone exposure still remains a great stopping point for those traveling the Katy Trail by bike or foot. Currently, a handful of routes are listed for this boulder with a good range of difficulty, from moderately easy to quite difficult.

     This boulder has three main sides: the steep west face, the slab east face, and the back walk off. The historical ascents that I know of include the South Arete, The East Slab, and the West Side Variations. If you need some warm-up lines, head back to the Devil's Den main wall for easier traditional lines.

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Routes in Dutzow Boulder