Bay side Boulders All Bouldering 22 routes in area

Start on lowest holds and climb up to break before traversing left to arete and heading straight up to topout. Holds on the face are also in.

Start as for "The Best Man" but instead head out right and top out. The arete is out.

The right blunt arete on the wall exiting right of tree branch

Start on lowest edge and climb straight up to top out. First few moves are the hardest.

Start behind trees on lowest ledge and make your way up slightly left then up to top out. Crux is 2/3 of the way up. Crack is not in.

Start as for "Crunchie" and then head diagonally left before traversing down the good ledge and then climbing up the crack to top out.

Start as for "Crunchie" and then climb diagonally up and to your left until you reach the crack, then top out.

Start matched on lowest ledge and climb straight up to top out. Lots of high feet.

Start on the low left pockets and climb up and right to topout

Start as for Dirty Bean Water and follow arete up using the jug around the corner.

Traverse left across undercut wall from level with the dumpling boulder to the arete at tree then up to top out

SS at undercut and straight up face without using aretes

Start matched on crimpy edge on right side of boulder. Make your way across the face and then around the corner to topout/finish.

Sit start under left arete using lowest two holds. Wrestle your way directly up, staying on the arete

Start on right side of cave and traverse the thin seam up to jug on corner and top out as for “Original”. All holds are in for your feet.

Start as for cool ranch but instead of continuing to traverse right, finish by topping out earlier (far left of right hand side of boulder)

Start as for “Cool Ranch” but instead of traversing jugs use two large high pockets and the slopey corner to then top out as for “Original”

Start on ledge in cave and dyno to flat edge on right side and small slopey pocket furthest along left side. Top out as for "Original"

SS at crack in middle of overhang and using small pockets reach to right of prow, then traverse left to top out left of prow.