Main area - Roof All Bouldering 13 routes in crag

Start from the furthest left jug and traverse along the top section of the boulder. Match the final jug near the plant to finish the climb.

This route is a modified version of the original A-line, to make it easier to understand the topo.

This route shares the same start as the A-line and climbs under it through a series of good holds. Make sure you engage your feet and use heel and toe hooks to keep your body tension. The crux is at the transition after a big Gastone where good toe-hook is key to making this move as easy as possible. You will finish the climb on the other side of the boulder climbing all the way to the biggest visible jug(hole).

Start below the B-line at a low jug. Climb under all the way until you can connect with the B-line.

This route has been modified from its original FA to make a more streamlined experience at Sesoko bouldering.

Start from the two pockets and climb to the left side of the roof. End the climb matching the jug.

I've merged the route Sea & Undersea line together as it was hard to differentiate.

Start at the same two pocket as the C-line and climb the right side of the wall, mantle up and climb the slab section until the giant jug next to the plant.

This route has been modified compared to the original Dear line to ensure a consistent climbing experience at Sesoko bouldering. The grade has also been adjusted to reflect the changes.

Horizontal walk on the roof. Do not use the horns on the edge to exit the roof. Instead, follow the roof crack and underclingly walk through it to finish the loop.

Established by a trusty shellback. Heel hook your way into the roof. And then head feet first out towards the ocean to cross the line with some toe hooks onto the front face to top it out. This route will turn your world upside down.

Start deep in the roof with a separate hand start facing towards the cave. An even deeper sit-start is possible for does who want to extend the route further.