Stand start left of Initial Friction and climb straight up the friction slab using granite smears and a crimp. Topout once you have the sequence dialed. Avoiding all the holds on Initial Friction felt closer to V7.

Tendon Technique

Stolen lemonade

Marco's Traverse

Tendons Give

Moss Monkey

Initial Friction

Cocaine Corner

Start from the ground and slap up the side using a combination of toes / heels. Keep shuffling your hands along the sloppers at the top until you eventually join and finish on the rails of Tendons Give.

Fun route, follows the crimps up the face then tops out on the slopers going to the crux which is the mantle, a fall here could be bad so have spotters and pads

Traverse right along the face of the Goodrich Boulder using large edges, jugs, and underclings before toping out. Top out is easy and the landing is very safe.

Sit start far left on the arete. Traverse right to a tricky crux, dropping down on to a jug. Recover, and pull fun moves along good rails to top out at the highest point of the boulder.

Start on the jug in the middle of Tendons Give and go straight up with athletic moves.

This smoothly cleaved slab is exciting and aesthetic. Expect typical polished Yos slab work. Another cool weather problem. The right arete (Cocaine Corner) is off.

This technical arete/face is one of the all-time classics on the Camp 4 circuit. Slap, pinch, layaway, smear, highstep and edge your way up to an insecure crux involving a weight transfer or foot dyno just before the top. A very sequential cool weather problem that sees plenty of suitors, but few ascents considering the rating.

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Protection

Routes in Goodrich Boulder