Quality line with pockets galore. Stand start with good feet on a small crimp line with your left, and a tiny pocket with the right. Move into good pockets above. Bust right to the giant pocket and finish up.

Lonesome Pine

Mahogany

Jacobs Ladder

Twigs

.The Sapling

Timber Arête

Solid Oak Arête

On the far left side of the pocketed face lies this short but sweet problem. Start with a left hand pinch on the arête, and a right hand in solid pocket on the face. Move through slopers and smeary feet to the top.

Excellent face climbing. Sit start on the big sloping loaf. Bust right to the big sloper and mantle/move up to good crimps about 10 feet up the face. Move straight up to the break under the roof to good holds. From here, trend left and turn the corner of the arete. Downclimb the arête/slab, or summon the mental strength to finish the remaining 20 feet of v0 climbing to the top as per Timber Arête.

Just left of the arête in the blank section of rock. Stand start with a pebble and small crimp. Continue up to shallow pockets, and finish straight up in the side-pull feature.

Located on the far right side of the face. Stand start matched in an undercling. Paste feet and move into the crack feature. Stand on top of the feature and walk off right.

Sit start at the base of the arête matched on a good crimp rail. Make a big move to the slopey arête and pull through the low crux. Negotiate the remaining arête/slab to about 15 feet where you can stand on solid feet without hands. Make the decision to downclimb from here, or continue straight up the v0 topout well into the no fall zone.

Stand start in the jugs at the base of the arête. Make moves up the arête to the blank rounded area at about 12 feet. Locate two small crimps on the rounded area, and pull directly up to good holds. Traversing left to the big crack feature is not part of the problem, but goes at around v2.

Big and proud. This one is beautiful! You'll need to bring a bunch of pads for most of these, although there are several of lines that arent highball on Timber too.

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Routes in Timber Boulder