Whale Boulders All Bouldering 24 routes in crag

Sit start holding the lower portion of the ledge and facing towards the whale statue. Heel hook and rock over to the good jug, then easy moves to the top. Great warm up.

Its v0 starting from the ledge. V2 for the sit start in the cave with the underclings and feet on the small step. The undercling Variant adds a huge dino to start.

Same sit start as Into the Channel. Traverse hanging under the ledge until the ledge juts out. Then climb out to the top. For optional style points, toe hook and a knee bar to get out from under the ledge.

Same sit start as Into the Channel. Traverse hanging under the ledge for the entire wall topping out via the large bulge just before the end.

Video of Arden Burrell

Warning Rock: Key hold boke

Huge dino from the start holds to the lip, or static it with a bat hang.

2024 update: A recent storm broke the left pinch. This means the dyno got way bigger and harder. The problem itself is still be possilbe, but the grade will be way harder than v3.

Orirginal: Match start with bad feet, Deadpoint to a pinch then dino to the top.

Starts 1m to the right of Hang 5 on sharp edges, feet on holds in the roof of the cave. Follow the line between the soft and hard sandstone topping out to the right of Hang 5. An extra pad or two is a nice to have as the top out is exposed, and the extra padding is nice incase you go over the falls.

Start hands matched on the bulge, then straight up the ocean side face. Top out on solid holds. Most of the problem can be campused for those who like that sort of thing. The rock on the problem is bomber, but gets soft and crumbly about 1.5m to the right. Don't traverse to the right.

Open Project. Start left hand in the slot crimp, right in the sloppy gaston. Body tension and terrible feet up to get to the four finger pocket then desperate moves to the top. Humidity can make this almost feel impossible.

Open Project. An incredible line of rock with tiny holds. The difficulty is so far beyond anything ‎I’ve climbed that I don’t even know what grade it will end up. Bring your pro climber mates and ‎give it a go. ‎