Juju Rock All Bouldering 17 routes in boulder

On the downhill side of the boulder, from far right traverse leftwards using the obvious sloping crack accross the overhanging wall and topout frighteningly at the tallest point of the face. Mega

Start low in the centre of the steep overhanging face and magically float up the faux-holds that make this incredibly hard project. Was once tried by Finnish Powerhouse Nalle H. Very damn hard.

On the downhill face of the boulder, on the left side lies this project. Start low with bad underclings, move up through difficult slopers to topout. Super aesthetic & mega hard.

On the South Facing vertical wall, at the Eastern end. Start on side pull jug, climb rails up and right to an awkward topout, followed by a long easy scramble to the summit of Juju Rock.

On the South facing wall, traverse on obvious crimpy rail from far right to left finishing matched where the rail ends. A fantastic line for the grade.

The fantastic short ripple-textured wall on the uphill face of the boulder, far right hand side. Start with the crimps at face height and campus until you can put your feet somewhere useful before topping out right. This is also the easiest way off the Juju Boulder as its not far to jump to the ground from the upper holds of Trippa Snippa.

From the big rock to the right of TFOTL, pull on and climb rightwards over small technical holds to finish above Trippa Snippa. Eliminate the juggy rail up high, stay low and techy.

Climb the best part of Fat Mans Land through the two perfect slopers, then shamefully escape right to the ledge because you hate highballs and you climb in a gym too much. Could also be started as for The Fat Of The Land, but if you're that strong and you escape right then you deserve a paddling.

The beefy main line of slopers going to the top of the uphill side of the boulder. Sit start on crimps and bad feet, climb up and right before big moves through the slopers and to the top.

Just left of TFOTL is this mega project on fire orange bullet proof rock. Stand start on obvious side pull hold, beast your way up and left through a series of small holds and powerful movements. Was an Ollie Miller project when he was a Grampians man. Estimated V14~ish

Follow the long tall hanging corner from the far left end of the uphill side of the Juju Boulder. Hard moves have stopped all attempts at 1/3 height so far. Won't be impossibly hard in the end.

On the North facing wall, at the uphill side. Sit start below small rooflet, make some crap movements up and over it to gain a ledge 2m off the ground.

On the north facing wall, downhill end. Sit start on good holds, move up and left over bulge through slopers, crimps and pinches. Top out and scramble to the summit of the boulder.