Eagle's Nest Boulder Field

Start sitting in the alcove on a right facing rail, find a cool kneebar, and then awkwardly traverse left to top out.

This climb is on the same Boulder as The Ultimate Chad and right of Scratching Post Direct. Downclimb is a bit sketchy so only top if you’re confident with down-climbs. The down-climb involves jumping onto the sister Boulder.

Sit start on your choice of low crimps 4 feet right of the arête. Climb up the face and arête.

Sit start at the base of the obvious left facing corner and climb straight up. Likely harder if you are short. A broken foothold has made the problem considerably easier than the original V8.

Sit start as for November, but move directly up and right to a sharp crimp then straight up to the juggy lip. Top out straight up on the slab using small crimps.

Sit start with a sharp crimp in the corner and the arête. Climb up and right.

(aka Fluff Boy) Sit start on the obvious good crimp below the arête. Pull up with difficulty and climb the arête to the top.

Sit start matched on the lowest of the quartz edges. Short but powerful.

Start sitting with right hand on a small crimp under the roof and left hand on the slope at the lip. Grade is height dependent.

Sit start with left hand on the side pull and right on the arête. Top out directly above.

Climb the face right of the vertical seam. Top-out needs cleaning.

Sit start with your right hand at the base of the lip and left on the start hold of West Nile. Traverse the lip left to it's peak then top out on the slab to the left. Starting lower, as for West Nile, adds one awkward move at the same grade.

Sit start on good jugs at the base of the the steep right facing corner. Climb up and left to the jug at the lip and top out through the left facing corner.

Start matched in the good slot below the lip. Climb left to top out as for the finish of The Orbital Traverse. A hard sit start below this looks possible.

Sit start on the arête with left hand on two finger hold, right hand on a knob around the corner. Climb straight up.