Routes as boulder in Il Polei

Stand start on valley-facing side and climb jugs to topout.

Stand start on the hill-facing side between some shrubs with a solid left facing sidepull. Climb edges and incuts to the gradual and tall topout rife with iffy flakes. This would be a decent problem with some cleaning but currently suffers from scary amounts of loose rock up high.

Left-most line on the boulder. Sit start on positive edges and make a big move up and left to a good edge over the scoop. Top out.

Sit start on good holds and climb straight up to gradual top out, avoiding some loose holds.

About 5 meters right of Polecat. Sit start on positive crimps. Make a move up and right to a good edge and then climb tenuous slopers straight up to top out. An area classic.

Stand start on the positive but slopey arete and use good feet to climb to the top. Wear your Sunday best and have a photoshoot.

Furthest left (uphill) line on the boulder. Sit start at the blunt arete on a left-hand sidepull and sharp right-hand crimp. Climb the arete to the obvious finishing jug with wide moves and heelhooks.

Middle line. Sit start very low on sharp crimps. Make a tricky initial move to another sharp crimp and then climb straight up the face.

Right-most line. Sit start on the flat edge, climb crimps and slopers to the top.

Stand start on slopey ripple crimps high on the bulge. Use bad feet to jump to the jugs and then trend slightly left to delicately top out over some loose rock.

This was an elegant V7/8 that was very nearly sent before suffering from a key broken hold. It is still doable and is likely a quality V9 (or harder). Sit start with bad feet and matched on the obvious edge with shallow thumb catches. Get off the ground and make a difficult pull up and right to a poor gaston (originally a good crimp). From there jump to the jug and then traverse left a few feet to finish on the Bird-Up topout.

Left-most line on the corridor face. Climb good holds to the top.

Stand start matched on a jug. Move straight up with balancy pulls on edges and slopers. This is a fun problem.

Sit start low with left hand on good slanting edge and right hand on a very sharp crimp. Make a hard move to gain the slopey arete and climb the rest of the balancy arete to topout.

Start on sloping rail and loaf. Move straight up to crimps and top out.

Sit start on a left-hand edge and with a right hand/heel match on the obvious ledge. Cross up to the pinch and move left to the loaf. Make a big move to a good crimp and then finish up on the same terrain as Slice of Life. Fun and natural movement.

Sit start on a pinch and a good edge on the left face of the boulder. Make a huge move left to a sharp crimp hidden around the blunt arete, and then top out. Height dependent for sure.

This will be a proud line somewhere in the V4-V8 range. Climbs the right arete of the boulder out to the obvious prow. Sit start on good left hand crimp and with your right hand on the best part of the arete. Use a poor blocky left hand edge on the face and right hand slopers to gain quartz jugs and pockets above. Continue to move up and left out the arete to the prow and top out. Alternatively, after the first few moves escape onto the quartz slab. Tall, but with a decently flat landing.