Really fun!! Classic Holy Boulders Slopey Jugs to a hard topout. Starts directly to the left of the arete on the Brown Cow Face.  

super fun and easy dyno eliminates can be done on this climb if you're into that :) d

Sukha

V0 Crack

Dirty Water Dog

Ovaltine

Brown Cow

Sukha Sit

Don't Feed the Plants!

The Fisherman

Cross and Toss

Community Service

"Aidan's a  P-Box"

Crimpy V1

Vintage Vice

Daisy Dukes

V2 (I)

Pickles

Helios

Feed Me, Seymore

Between Two Ferns

The Fisherman, right variation

Dig hard on that heel and follow the bad slopers up and right to the start of Sukha stand. Start hold tends to be wet for a while after a good rain.

Short and Dirty Crack on the right side of the first boulder you come to at the Brown Cow Area

On the first boulder at the Brown Cow Boulder. Traverse left from the farthest right sit start holds to the V2 (I) and top out as such. A good warm up.

Start on low jug undercling and do a big move up and right, out of the overhang to a good edge. Match the edge and finish on jugs. Crux is not draggin yo azz on da ground.

Fun but contrived. Climbs the obvious brown streak of wall with black speckles. Start on your choice of low start holds (a left hand edge, and a right hand crimp or right hand slopy pinch) with a massive left heel hook. The heel hook ledge is "off" for a hand. Figure out some beta and work your way up powerful sidepull pockets and features to some sharp jugs and a thoughtful topout. Holies V6.

Fun little warmup on good slopey edges. Farthest right line on the backside of the Brown Cow boulder. Short but sweet.

Good but short. Sit Start on the farthest right side of the first boulder in the Brown Cow Area, on small edges. Climb up the seams and edges to juggy top out.

The first route on the next boulder if heading right up the trail from Sukha. The sloper up and right of the first crimp on the face looks good, but is practically useless; bumping your left hand up the rail is the better option.

Start in good edges with a big ass right foot down low. Climb left and then up. Heed the name. Do a righthand cross move to a good slot, and then jump out left to a comfortable slopey jug. Big jugs all the way to the top! instant classic. Thanks to Phillip and the ICA for cleaning off all of these old classics!!!

Community Service stars on a left hand pinch and a slopey crimp for the right. Work your way up the boulder using slopers and pinches.

A short, ugly boulder problem (similar to the first ascentionist), which consists of two moves. Starting on a jug with a right heel hook reach to a bad sloping edge and then do either a big bump to a jug up and right or match, then do the big bump.

To the Right of "V2 (I)." Starts on a Jug and climbs up and right through crimpy flakes and sidepulls, and eventually a righthand seam. Tops out using a juggy "spearhead" looking hold.

Fun little problem on the left side of the Brown Cow Boulder. Jugs to a fun topout.

Fun climbing on cool edge features to a high right hand gaston finger bucket and a fun topout. Starts on the ledge features which is used as a heelhook on Brown Cow.

Left most (of the good climbs) on the first boulder. Goes up the center of the wall utilizing two big sloping square pinch features. Tops out up and left.

Tall face to the right of Brown Cow. Start on high start holds and climb up the featured wall.

Sit Start on two 1 pad crimp/seam/edges and either go out left to a pinch on the arete and then head up, or do a big left hand move straight up to a good rail. Juggy topout.

Start in slopers at chest height and traverse right through more slopers to a somewhat dirty topout. Fun, just needs more traffic. Walk right to get off the boulder.

Sit Start on obvious crimper plate/flake feature. Do a big lockoff up and right to some good slopers, fun and casual topout. Wish it were longer!!

The starting section has a fun sequence moving through big holds. Easy topout.

This area includes three separate boulders and a number of problems ranging from V0 to V6 including many unique and really fun V4s.

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Routes in K: Brown Cow Area