This route starts with an undercling and a foot on a flake that sticks out of the ground. The route then traverses a few feet to the right until you hit the end of the boulder. You then have to transition from an undercling to a top out. One of the easiest and most fun routes in the area.

Condor

Right hand of the leper

Wicked Mans Rest

Keeping Shop

Old School Training

On the 50° overhang, two good crimps that allow solid thumb wraps and good feet for the start. Right hand throw to a crimp and adjust feet which may be a bit kilter. Video Beta: youtube.com/watch?v=d7lu7Rw… Then a throw to a jug slot left. Jug finish.

 A Maryland classic in the middle of bum frick nowhere, found by Tim Rose and FA by Fernando Jimenez who is a strong climber that has had bouldering sessions with Paul Robinson.

Left of "Right Hand of The Leper: Your body will most likely be compacted into the small corner where you will match on two good crimps on the start of the 50° overhang.

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This is a simple V3 or V2. The top out is somewhat difficult because it is very dirty. The holds are very straight forward. It has a clear line of buckets to the top.

Huge reach. This boulder problem requires at least a six foot wingspan. You start on an undercling and then go to a crimp. From there you go past blank rock to the top of the boulder.

This area is literally in the middle of nowhere. If you get injured that's going to be troublesome because of the enormous walk back to civilization. This area is somewhat underdeveloped. John Kelbel as well as myself have looked around the area. The boulders appear in clumps on large hills. Most of the time only one side of the boulder can be climbed, making the walk downs easy. Do not expect large boulders, most are just over seven feet tall. A few of the problems I have found amusing are extreme sit start boulders that require somewhat modern techniques. I would only go here if you have some way to easily access it. 

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  This website has the location for some of the boulders. If you can find one, you're on a good start.

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Routes in Liberty Reservoir Oakland Road