Vías en Santee Boulder Field para grado seleccionado

Climb up the center of the face.

Climb up the left side of the face that is at right-angles to the main face of the boulder.

A set of flakes going up the left side of the front of the boulder.

Be careful of the ankle-breaking blade of rock in the ground at the base of this problem.

Right most face, west-facing on the boulder.

Traverse the boulder -- either direction.

Start to the right in the deep horizontal crack. Move right to left, until you reach the vertical dihedral above, and up that.

(Might be same problem as Broken Face above.)

Broken face farther around to the right.

Climb a seam up the "back" (uphill) side of the boulder.

Climb the knobs or lay-back the flake up the north face.

Climb the holds on the back side.

Climb up the right side of the face.

Fairly far to the left of the left boulder in the cluster, there is an obvious crack splitting the boulder.

The awkward wide crack between one boulder and the next.

Lieback

This may be the same problem as previous (Steep face).

Climb the vertical finger crack. Good spotter needed, the block in the bottom of the crack can be an ankle breaker.

Climb the slabby east buttress. One bolt available.

Easiest way off.

West face using arête. Easiest way down.

Climb the obvious crack.

On the east side of the boulder is a crack that angles up rightwards, then double-s back to the left. Crux is at the direction-change.

Short face to the right of the main one.

Easiest way off the boulder, on the east face of the boulder.

A couple thin moves to the biggest most obvious holds on the east face of the boulder.

Crux is first couple moves -- so actually easier than 5.7 down climbing if you jump down from a couple feet up.

Gentle to steeper slabs up the right side of the Terrible Face boulder. Lots of variations possible in the 5.4 to 5.7 range.