Riverside Far Side Boulders

Dain on JRich

The Syringe Boulder

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Bronson Boulder / River’s Edge Boulder

Kat on Jim 

The Buzz Boulders

Blue Steel

Little Yosemite

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A few nice, large boulders located across the street from 5 Mile Boulders. These are great boulders to work when its extra hot outside as the nearby river keeps them nice and cool. They are also great for prime conditions as they are some of the best.

Little Cottonwood Canyon

Copperhead v10, LCC

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Tiny squeeze

Papa Bell's

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The Flip

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The Riverside Boulders

JRich

A beautiful Boulder in the river. Traverse from left to right. 

Tapped Out

Le Tigre

Just around the corner from jrich. A long lip traverse left. 

The Sorting Hat 

Start on side pull with the right and crimp with the left

The fix

This is located around the corner from Heroin.  Sit start on under clings. Move out to hole and then up through slopers to the top

The Hole

Brutus

Alzheimer’s 

Looks like a cake walk but it's deceiving. Start hold is good with vary oak ward feet to a through to a jug. The sit start adds almost no difficulty to the problem. 

V11 sit start? Mm..



Cronin dyno AKA John’s Dyno

Special Purpose Left

If you are looking at the Syringe boulder, this boulder is behind you down the trail. Sit down start and squeeze up the boulder. both aretes are on.

Papa bell’s AKA Tiny squeeze

Heroin

The Worms

Opposing sidepulls to classic lip traverse, many harder variations possible

Climb the right side of the southwest side of the arête. 

Dale's Problem

Technical sloping arete, V5 on the right side

Riverside arete

One of the stunners. Technical arête climbing leads to the mantle of doom. Very exciting.

Chipped arete

Same sit down start as Shivers on opposing side pull jugs, climb straight up blunt arête. 

Bronson's Arete

My Special Purpose

Start on the arête, the same as Bronson Arête, left hand slopey jug, right hand, side pill jug. Move around to the left of the arête to the some crimps. Continue straight up to a spicy top out. 

Shivers

Start with edge eight feet up and trend slightly right. 

Ann Arbor

Downclimb

Go left (short) or right (tall), usually dirty

River's edge arete

Freaky climbing straight up the middle of the slab. Going left or right is a bit easier, starting and finishing left is Mike's Slab v2

A tall face with a committing move going right.

Helen Keller

One of the best in the canyon. Wild compression up an overhanging arete. 

Stand start with your left hand on the undercling and right hand on the crimp

The Buzz

vert

slab 4

One of the best of the grade. Follow arete.

Surprise!

slab 2

slab arete

Jump problem

slab

arete

slab 3

An alternate version of surprise where you move across the face to a small knob. 

Pleasant Surprise

Start on the rail, move to the slopey lip. 

One in the barrel

Start on the left Gaston and right crimp and head up to the diagnoling flat edge. 

Warm up

Start on the arête as a punch for your left and a right crimp. Grab the juggy crimp and top out. 

Warmup 2

Start with your hands on the lip and mantle

V1 Mantle

Start in the big jug gross pinch thing. Move right to a gston, then over the lip. Finish straight up or on the left arete.

Hard for the grade.

Bronson

Start in the scoop to the right of Dale's Problem. Climb up through the pinch.

Boone's Problem

Stacy’s Arête

Start on the side pull and crimp. Move to the lip and up and right. 

Ringer

Classy Corner

Seems Easy

Start on the jug and move up some side pull crimps. 

Jason

Shrek

Right Arete V3

Start on good holds. Climb straight up over the bulge.

Busy Bee

Start on sidelines just like Jim, but climb straight up. 

Jim (Straight Up)

Start on two crimps, side by side and move right to a shallow side and crimp rail. 

The Riverside Boulders

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