Eagle's Nest Boulder Field

Start on the low undercling rail with your choice of good feet. Climb up through the obvious angled pinch/rail. Grade and quality are very, very height dependent.

Sit start as for Yellow Fever, but traverse right along the sloping lip to top out above Malaria.

Sit start with your hands on the slope under the roof and toe/heel hooking the triangle ledge. Get established on the ledge and top out to the left up the arête.

Sit start with your hands matched on the obvious triangle ledge. Top out on the slab directly above.

Start right of Orbital Insertion with your left hand on the sloping lip and right hand on a side pull edge. Make a couple of hard moves up the blunt arête.

(aka Ken's Super Slab) Climb up the slab using the sweet left facing corner. There are a couple of ways to start, but if you want to do it in the style of the first ascent: start right hand on the high sloping side pull, right foot in the obvious notch at the lip and left hand pressed on the slab.

Start as for Orbital Insertion, but climb straight up onto the slab, eliminating the arête on the left as you top out.

Sit start matched on the large sloping ledge and figure out how to climb up.

Squat start in the cave with right hand on a good undercling and left hand with a side pull around the corner. Emerge from the cave and climb up the face. The stand start goes at around V2.

Climb up the face and shallow corner.

Start on the left side of the face, on crimps below the ledge. Move up to the ledge and top out. Several variations exist that traverse right eliminating the ledge. A sit start on the low diagonal rail down and left goes at about V8.

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.